Provisioning Server and CA IAM Connector Server Upgrade

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Provisioning Server and CA IAM Connector Server Upgrade

After you upgrade the CA Directory server, use the following procedure to upgrade the Provisioning Server, then move to the CA IAM Connector Server system and repeat this procedure.

Follow these steps:

SSH into the system to be upgraded.
Navigate to this directory.
```
/opt/CA/saas/repo/application/
```
If this directory has an upgradeBackupList.sh file, it includes a BACKUP_LIST environment variable. This variable defines files that are backed up before the upgrade and restored after the upgrade. You can add or remove file names from this list as necessary.
Verify that a backup of the /tmp/properties.sh file from the previous version exists.
Unzip the new kit for the system being upgraded into the root file system folder. For example, enter the following commands:
```
cd /
unzip -o CAM-IMPS_kit-version.zip
```
Update the tmp/properties.sh file in the kit with information from the backup version of properties.sh:
1. Diff the original properties.sh file and the temp/properties file by entering the following command:
```
diff -y /serverkit/properties.sh /tmp/properties.sh
```
2. Make appropriate changes to the /tmp/properties.sh file as required.
3. Modify the property "JAVA64_KIT" to use "jdk-7u40-linux-x64.tar.gz" instead of "jdk-6u45-linux-x64.bin" as shown in this example:
  JAVA64_KIT=/JDK-installation-directory/jdk-7u40-linux-x64.tar.gz; export JAVA64_KIT

Run the upgrade by entering the following commands:

cd /opt/CA/saas/repo/application/
./appliance_local.sh   config

Verify the upgrade:

Verify that all DSAs are running:
```
su - dsa
dxserver status
```
The ProvServerhost-imps-router should be started.
If you are performing this procedure on the Provisioning Server, verify that it is running:
1. Log in as imps user (su – imps)
2. cd /opt/CA/IdentityManager/ProvisioningServer/bin
3. ./imps status
4. Verify that the message "im_ps is running" appears.
If you are performing this procedure on the CA IAM Connector Server, verify that it is running by entering the following commands:
```
su - root
service im_jcs status
```
The message "jcs is running" should appear.