6.50 Upgrading RLM Server (RPM)

Adaptive Computing strongly recommends that your RLM Server is version 12.1.2

In this topic:

• 6.50.1 Confirm if an Upgrade is Needed
• 6.50.2 Upgrade the RLM Server

6.50.1 Confirm if an Upgrade is Needed

On the RLM Server Host, run the following command to determine your current installed version of Adaptive Computing's RLM RPM.

[root]rpm -q --qf '%{version}\n' ac-rlm

If the version reported is less than 12.1.2, continue with the section to Upgrade the RLM Server later in this topic.

6.50.2 Upgrade the RLM Server

On the RLM Server Host, do the following:

1. If you installed the RLM Server on its own host or if the RLM Server is the first component being upgraded on a host with other RPM installations,, complete the steps to prepare the host. See 6.31 Preparing the Host – Typical Method or 6.30 Preparing the Host – Offline Method.
2. Stop the RLM service.

   [root]# service rlm stop

   [root]# systemctl stop rlm.service

   [root]# systemctl stop rlm.service

3. Install the upgrade.
   • If you are upgrading from ac-rlm version 12.0, remove the old RPM and install the new RPM.

     [root]# yum remove ac-rlm
     [root]# yum install ac-rlm

     [root]# zypper remove ac-rlm
     [root]# zypper install ac-rlm

   • If you are upgrading from an ac-rlm version later than 12.0, upgrade the RPM.

     [root]# yum update ac-rlm

     [root]# zypper update ac-rlm

4. Restart the RLM service.

   [root]# service rlm restart

   [root]# systemctl daemon-reload
   [root]# systemctl restart rlm.service

   [root]# systemctl daemon-reload
   [root]# systemctl restart rlm.service

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