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Upgrade from Cisco LMS 4.2.2 to 4.2.5

leeroi1526
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Hi to All,

I am in the process of upgrading the LMS 4.2.2 to 4.2.5 withing the same server : Windows 2008 64bit R2 with 8GB RAM (VM) as per cisco release note on the upgrade

Direct migration

1. Install LMS 4.2.4

2. Install LMS 4.2.5

The backup data is automatically migrated during installation.

we have tried to install the 4.2.4 package first, this seems to be straight forward since it time to leave for work I kept it running but when I came in the morning it keeps on installing, so I ended the process and restart the machine then reinstall again the 4.2.4 package again "from the prompt it showing me it is already installed and ask me if I want to reinstall so I click yes" however, when it is installing another error show up please see the attached file... If anyone can help me resolve this problem I would really appreciate.

Note: See the snapshot error

 

Best Regards,

JMZ

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AFROJ AHMAD
Cisco Employee
Cisco Employee

Hi JMZ,

 

Open the Task Manager > under processes >> look for cisco works process  like sm_server ,dbsrv10  etc.. Manaully Kill them first and start the installation again.

 

Hope it will help.

 

Thanks-

Afroz

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AFROJ AHMAD
Cisco Employee
Cisco Employee

Hi JMZ,

 

Open the Task Manager > under processes >> look for cisco works process  like sm_server ,dbsrv10  etc.. Manaully Kill them first and start the installation again.

 

Hope it will help.

 

Thanks-

Afroz

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Hi Afroj,

 

Thank for the vry informational suggestion,  I stop the daemon manager not from the command prompt because its not working when i try the "net stop crmdmgmt" command however, I just stop the service from the "services", all the cisco prime related services I manually stop then I start the upgrade, it was success ...

 

Best Regards,

JMZ

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