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Upgrade Content

Before you start upgrading, rename all the existing folders under the content packs folder with a suffix, _old. This step prevents conflict among the new files that you are going to deploy.

Follow these steps:

1. Unzip CA ASC Base Foundation.zip contents from the media to the %USM_HOME%/filestore/contentpacks folder.
2. Open the CA Service Catalog Command Prompt window, change directory to: %USM_HOME%/filestore/contentpacks/CA ASC Base Foundation.
3. Copy the securityrealm folder that is under the CA ASC Foundation to the CA Process Automation server.
4. Run DeployBaseConsole.cmd.
5. Type the tenant ID at the following prompt.

   Enter the id of the tenant you want to import the content pack into (Required): 
   

   Note: The tenant ID is case-sensitive.

   For example, Forward Inc.

   The installer automatically detects the existing version of the base model in your environment, the following message appears:

6. Type y to continue to upgrade at the following prompt.

   A previous version of CA ASC Foundation is detected, do you want to upgrade to ASC 1.7.1? Press y to upgrade or any key to exit the setup:
   

   Note: If an existing installation is not detected, the installation of CA Automation Suite for Clouds Base Configuration Release 1.7.1 proceeds.

   On successful upgrade, BUILD SUCCESSFUL message appears.

   If the build has failed, press any key other than ‘y’ to exit the setup.

7. Press Enter at the following prompt.

   Enter the name of CA PAM configuration to import process definitions to specific CA PAM instance. Leave it blank to import process definitions into the default CA PAM instance [INSTALLED_DEFAULT]
   

8. Type y to continue at the following prompt.

   Installation will re-start CA Service Catalog multiple times. Please press y to continue or any key to exit: y
   

9. Press Enter at the following prompt.

   Enter the name of CA PAM configuration to import process definitions to specific CA PAM instance. Leave it blank to import process definitions into the default CA PAM instance [INSTALLED_DEFAULT]
   

10. Type the database credentials to configure ASC schema at the following prompts.

    Enter Service Catalog Database Administrator (Default sa):
    

    Enter Service Catalog Database Administrator Password:
    

11. Type y at the following prompt to proceed creating groups.

    If build is successful, enter y to Create Groups or any key to exit the setup:
    

    Following groups are created in CA EEM and assigns permissions to the service offerings in CA Service Catalog as defined in the content pack groups properties file:

    • ASCgrp_baseconsole_NormalUser
    • ASCgrp_baseconsole_Admin

Note: The groups in CA EEM are used for the Request user to Service group offering. All the permissions that are assigned in CA Automation Suite for Clouds before upgrade remain unchanged. The CA EEM groups and permissions are in addition to the existing Active Directory groups and set of permissions.