If no application objects have previously defined in the configuration and no changes are made to the configuration in conjunction with the upgrade, the application dashboard will show “0” for all service type data, and Top Applications, Top Live Applications, and Application Health will display no data. Pre-set applications will be displayed in the Configuration Editor, but all pre-set applications are disabled by default.

If application objects have been previously defined in the Talari configuration with domain names as match criteria, DNS snooping is automatically enabled for these applications after upgrading. The application dashboard will automatically begin populating the Service Type Data, Top Applications, and Top Live Applications sections. No Application Health or Application Category data will be available.

Oracle defined applications will be displayed in the Configuration Editor, but all pre-set applications are disabled by default.

If application objects have been previously defined in the configuration with domain names as match criteria, DNS snooping is automatically enabled for these applications after upgrading. If a probing interval is enabled on applications after upgrade, all sections of the application dashboard will populate, including Application Health data. If previously-configured application objects are edited to add category information or Oracle defined applications are enabled, Application Category data will be available on the Application Dashboard.

After a configuration file has been edited in the Configuration Editor, it cannot be used when reverting back to a previous release. Configuration files are not compatible with previous software versions.

If a configuration was saved prior to upgrading, it may be loaded to Change Management on the NCN. After confirming that the appropriate configuration is selected, follow the process outlined in the Software Update Guide to upload new software packages for the desired version and proceed with the Change Management process as usual to stage and activate.