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Upgrade the Enterprise Management Server

This procedure shows you the steps you follow for upgrading the Enterprise Management Server and the post installation steps that you need to do.

To upgrade the Enterprise Management Server

1. Uninstall CA Access Control Enterprise Management r12.0 SP1.

   Note: For information about uninstalling CA Access Control Enterprise Management r12.0 SP1, see the Implementation Guide for that release.

   Important! On Solaris, search for and remove the /var/.CA_IAM_FW.registry and.com.zerog.registry.xml hidden files if they exist.

2. Uninstall the existing JDK and JBoss.
3. Install prerequisite software.
4. Install CA Access Control Enterprise Management.

   CA Access Control Enterprise Management also installs the following:

   • Enterprise Management Server
   • CA Access Control
   • Enterprise reporting service
   • Distribution Server

   Important! You must specify an embedded user store when you install CA Access Control Enterprise Management.

5. Update the database schema by running the supplied scripts if the reporting database schema is not identical to the schema on CA Access Control Enterprise Management.
6. (Optional) Configure secure communication for JBoss.
7. Disable the DMS and DH on CA Access Control Enterprise Management. Run the following command:

   dmsmgr -remove -auto
   

   Important! Complete this step only if the DMS is installed on a separate computer than CA Access Control Enterprise Management.

   Note: After upgrading the existing DMS is no longer available. Upgrade the DMS after installing the new Enterprise Management Server. For more information about the dmsmgr utility, see the Reference Guide.

   The new CA Access Control Enterprise Management Server is installed. You must now upgrade the DMS and Distribution Host before you start CA Access Control Enterprise Management.