Upgrading the ISR Dashboard

This section describes the ISR Dashboard upgrade process.

Note:

The following examples use <release#> as a placeholder for the appropriate file name you are upgrading to.

Log into the Dashboard host using the recommended "isradm" user.
Copy the Dashboard upgrade file "isr-Dashboard-<release#>-upgrade.tgz into the /opt/isr/releases directory.
Switch to the root directory by executing the cd / command.
Delete prior ISR RPM packages to avoid confusion with the current version by executing the following command:
```
$ sudo rm /opt/isr/releases/isr-*.rpm
```
Unpack the upgrade file from the root directory by executing the following command:
```
sudo tar xzf /opt/isr/releases/isr-Dashboard-<release #>-upgrade.tgz -C /
```
Run the upgrade script by executing the following command:
```
sudo /opt/isr/releases/upgradeIsr.sh
```
Follow the script's prompts and instructions closely.
Verify the updated build upon completion by executing the following command.
```
yum info isr-Dashboard
```
If the upgrade is successful, the following information displays:
```
Repo        : installed
Summary     : <release#> <build_date>        Dashboard for ISR
```
Run the configuration script with the following command:
```
sudo /opt/isr/configIsr.sh
```
Follow the configuration script's prompts and instructions closely to import public keys from all RSS hosts.

Note:
For the Recorder and Converter processes to update their configurations and record successfully after upgrading from 5.2 to 6.x, you must log into the Dashboard, access the Admin, Sites, Recorders page, and edit each Recorder, updating their network IPs, Sessions Capacity, Primary and Failover Locations, and confirm the remaining configuration settings. The Primary Location may already be set. Typically, the Failover Location is configured to the Destination Location set for the Archival process for this Recorder.