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Intro | |||
This guide describes the procedure for updating a running UMS version to the latest version. | This guide describes the procedure for updating a running UMS version to the latest version. | ||
In order to complete an update, Administrator requires access to all UMS servers. | In order to complete an update, Administrator requires access to all UMS servers. | ||
A typical UMS installation consists of | |||
However, this setup may vary between different installations | A typical UMS installation consists of three servers: UMS Backend server, UMS Frontend server as well as an SQL server. | ||
However, this setup may vary between different installations, it is a good idea to read the instructions, and Changelog before the update is launched. | |||
• Here you will find Change log. http://www.inlogic.dk/support/ums-changelog/ | |||
'''It is important that all Backend servers, as well as Frontend servers, be updated.''' |
Revision as of 10:20, 3 November 2017
Intro
Intro
This guide describes the procedure for updating a running UMS version to the latest version.
In order to complete an update, Administrator requires access to all UMS servers.
A typical UMS installation consists of three servers: UMS Backend server, UMS Frontend server as well as an SQL server.
However, this setup may vary between different installations, it is a good idea to read the instructions, and Changelog before the update is launched.
• Here you will find Change log. http://www.inlogic.dk/support/ums-changelog/
It is important that all Backend servers, as well as Frontend servers, be updated.