topic Re: XIQ-SE Upgrade to 24.7.11 in ExtremeCloud IQ- Site Engine Management Center

XIQ-SE Upgrade to 24.7.11

Christopher_Tay — Thu, 03 Oct 2024 18:15:12 GMT

Because of the issues with XIQ-SE ver 24.7.10 I saw that there is an install .bin file under the ver 24.7.11. Can I upgrade from XIQ-SE ver 24.2.15.5 using ExtremeCloudIQSiteEngine_24.7.11.22_64bit_install.bin like a regular upgrade or do I still need to do a fresh install of 24.7.11 and run the migration wizard?

Thanks,

Re: XIQ-SE Upgrade to 24.7.11

Stefan_K_ — Thu, 03 Oct 2024 22:20:33 GMT

I am pretty sure the bin file is only for upgrades from 247.10 to 24.7.11. check the release notes to be sure.

what issues do you mean?

Re: XIQ-SE Upgrade to 24.7.11

Robert_Haynes — Fri, 04 Oct 2024 12:38:26 GMT

Stefan is correct. The .bin image is only used for upgrades from 24.7.10 to 24.7.11. The migration process needs to be done for any upgrades/migrations from 24.2.x.

@Stefan_K_ - he may be referring to recent field notice regarding the improper migration/move of firmware images.

Re: XIQ-SE Upgrade to 24.7.11

MediSys — Wed, 20 Nov 2024 10:48:05 GMT

In the ExtremeCloud IQ Installation Guide page 24 Extreme describe the installation under RHEL:
"If you are installing ExtremeCloud IQ Site Engine on a Linux system that doesn't support a GUI,
you must add the cli flag (--cli) to the install command, in order to allow the ExtremeCloud IQ
Site Engine installer to prompt for any required input.
Start the installation with the following command:
./ExtremeCloudIQSiteEngine_<version>_64bit_install.bin --cli
If you are installing as a user other than root, you must use the --user command to specify the
different user. The user must already be configured on the machine before you install. For
example:
./ExtremeCloudIQSiteEngine_<version>_64bit_install.bin --cli --user
<username>"

Re: XIQ-SE Upgrade to 24.7.11

Robert_Haynes — Wed, 20 Nov 2024 13:35:36 GMT

Is there a question here?

The command line options for the .bin-based installer are available to support XIQ-SE on supported Ubuntu or RHEL platforms as noted.