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Select the manually-configured node you want to upgrade and click the Node Properties icon. |
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Select this node and click the Upgrade Node icon. |
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Click View License Agreement and scroll to review the entire license agreement. |
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Select I accept these terms, click OK to close the agreement, and click Next to continue the installation. |
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Click Install. |
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Click the Start menu and select All Programs | Quest | Enterprise Reporter | Database Wizard and click Next. |
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Strict (SQL Server 2022): Select this option for SQL Server 2022 and Azure SQL Managed Instance or when the instance has Force Strict Encryption enabled. |
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Mandatory: Select this option when the instance has Force Encryption enabled. It can also be used when no encryption is configured for the instance, but Trust server certificate is enabled. While this method is less secure than installing a trusted certificate, it does support an encrypted connection. |
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Select to enable The encryption key will need to be backed up, using the Encryption Key Manager and The database cannot be used until the upgrade completes successfully and click Next. |
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The Domain Local security groups should be populated for the upgrade and no action is needed. If the field is not populated browse to the Domain and OU for the groups and click Next. A pop up displays stating that the groups have been found. Click OK to proceed. |
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Review the Database Maintenance Wizard warning message and click OK to continue. |
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Click Finish to start the upgrade. |
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Click OK and close the Database Wizard. |
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Start the Configuration Manager and select Manage Discovery Clusters. |
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Click the Discovery Nodes tab. |
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Click on the Incompatible Version node and in the Discovery Nodes menu bar select Upgrade Node (or right click and select Upgrade Node). |
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A dialog opens, click Yes if you want to proceed. |
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Local nodes with a status of Incompatible can be upgraded by selecting it, and clicking Upgrade Node. |
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Click Remove Node on the node on the remote system. |
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Click Add Node, select the system from which the failed node was removed. |
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Select the Node Credentials. |
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Click OK. |
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Select the required node and click Remove Node. |
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Select the node again and click Remove Node. |
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Click Add Node, select the system from which the faulted node was just removed. |
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Click OK |
Update-ERNode "First Cluster" "AMERGEN01" administrator@amer.sitraka.com
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Run the following command to list all the nodes in the variable $Nodes: $Nodes = Get-ERNode -Cluster "First Cluster" $Nodes |
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