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Patch Upgrade in Cisco ISE Distributed deployment ?

palani2010
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Patch Upgrade in Cisco ISE Distributed deployment ?

In Cisco ISE Distributed deployment, We have two PAN ( PAN Autofailover is not enabled), two MNT and 10 PSN and i want to upgrade Patch in my environment.

If i update it PAN, PAN will push secondary PAN, two MNT and other PSN automatically or else we have do it anything manually.

Note - PAN failover is not enabled.

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marce1000
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 -Personally I prefer manually/using the CLI always because it gives more granual control and more error feedback, if any.

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Torbjørn
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Yes, when you apply a patch it is applied to the whole deployment

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Hi @palani2010 ,

 please take a look at: Cisco Identity Services Engine Upgrade Journey, Release 3.4,  click Install latest Patch of your current Release.

 

Note 1: in GUI you have: Full Upgrade (starts with PPAN and then all the other Nodes at once) or Split Upgrade (starts with SPAN and the other Nodes step by step), and in CLI, you need to install the Patch manually on each Node.

Note 2: the PAN auto-failover configuration must be disabled for the duration of the Upgrade/Update.

 

Hope this helps !!!

 

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marce1000
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 -Personally I prefer manually/using the CLI always because it gives more granual control and more error feedback, if any.

M.



-- Each morning when I wake up and look into the mirror I always say ' Why am I so brilliant ? '
    When the mirror will then always repond to me with ' The only thing that exceeds your brilliance is your beauty! '

Torbjørn
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Yes, when you apply a patch it is applied to the whole deployment

Happy to help! Please mark as helpful/solution if applicable.
Get in touch: https://torbjorn.dev

If PAN Failover is disabled. It should update without any issues.

 

Hi @palani2010 ,

 please take a look at: Cisco Identity Services Engine Upgrade Journey, Release 3.4,  click Install latest Patch of your current Release.

 

Note 1: in GUI you have: Full Upgrade (starts with PPAN and then all the other Nodes at once) or Split Upgrade (starts with SPAN and the other Nodes step by step), and in CLI, you need to install the Patch manually on each Node.

Note 2: the PAN auto-failover configuration must be disabled for the duration of the Upgrade/Update.

 

Hope this helps !!!