HPE Integrity Superdome X IO firmware and Windows/Linux Drivers Image Release Notes

 

VERSION: 2019.04(b)    

Smart Update Manager (SUM)
SUM Version:  8.3.5

                                                                                                          

DESCRIPTION:                                                                          

The HPE Integrity Superdome X IO Firmware and Windows/Linux Drivers image contains an ISO image including IO firmware smart components and associated utilities as well as Linux/Windows IO drivers and Windows WBEM providers for the HPE Integrity Superdome X Server with Gen8 and Gen9 blades. It also contains the SUM application.

 

This bundle includes and supports IO components for the following Operating Systems:

• Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6.9, 6.10, 7.5, 7.6
• SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 11 SP4, 12 SP3, 12 SP4
• Windows Server 2012 R2, 2016

Note:  

·        "Interactive/Automatic SDX Interactive Update Version 2018.09.0" is displayed when booting bp-SuperdomeX-2019-04-02-00.iso.  This is expected behavior, and pertains to the boot environment.  Version 2019 04 15 is displayed when SUM inventory begins.

·        This bundle does not support I/O components for RHEL 6.8, 7.3, 7.4, SLES 11 SP2, Refer to the previous I/O Service Pack 2018.09 for older OS support.

 

                                                                                                                            
WARNING: Do not use the Service Pack for ProLiant (SPP) for firmware and I/O driver updates.  It may attempt automatic updates which could cause unnecessary downtime.  Therefore this image must be used to update the I/O Firmware and Windows I/O drivers on Superdome X servers.

 

COMPATIBILITY/INTEROPERABILITY:
The Superdome X IO Firmware and Windows Drivers image version 2019.04 is to be used with the HPE Integrity Superdome X server firmware bundle 2019.04 (firmware version 8.8.18) or later.

Note: See the Firmware Matrix for HPE Integrity Superdome X servers for latest information at
http://h20566.www2.hpe.com/hpsc/doc/public/display?sp4ts.oid=7161269&docId=emr_na-c04739260

 

SUPERSEDES:

HPE Integrity Superdome X IO Firmware and Windows Drivers image version 2018.09

 

HPE Superdome X IO Firmware and Windows Drivers image content:

1.     I/O Support Matrix

 

I/O card name	Gen8 Blades	Gen9 v3 Blades	Gen9 v4 Blades	Supported OS’es
HPE Ethernet 10Gb 2-port 560FLB and  560M Adapter	Supported	Supported	Supported	Linux, Windows, VMware3
HPE QMH2672 16GB Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter	Supported	Supported	Supported	Linux, Windows, VMware3
HPE FlexFabric 10 Gb 2-port 534M and 534FLB Adapter 1,2	Supported	Not Supported	Not Supported	Linux, VMware
HPE FlexFabric 20 Gb 2-port 630M and 630FLB card 1,2	Not Supported	Supported	Supported	Linux, Windows, VMware
HPE FlexFabric 20Gb 2-port 650M and 650FLB Adapter 2,4	Not Supported	Not Supported	Supported	Linux, Windows, VMware3
HPE Infiniband FDR 2-Port 545M Adapter	Not Supported	Supported	Supported	Linux only

 

2.     I/O firmware components

I/O card name	Firmware Version	Filename Linux	Filename Windows
HPE Ethernet 10Gb 2-port 560FLB and  560M Adapter	EEPROM/NVM:   - 560FLB: 0x800008F0 - 560M: 0x8000083D OROM: 1.2028.0 UEFI: 7.1.06	firmware-nic-intel-1.17.17-2.1x86_64.rpm	cp035128.exe
HPE QMH2672 16GB Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter	Multiboot  6.01.79 UEFI 6.65 FW: 8.08.203	firmware-fc-qlogic-2019.03.01-1.11x86_64.rpm	cp035774.exe
HPE FlexFabric 10 Gb 2-port 534M and 534FLB Adapter 1,2,5	UEFI 8.3.3 Boot code: 7.17.71 PXE/MBA: 7.14.13	firmware-nic-qlogic-nx2-24.15-1.1x86_64.rpm	cp036015.exe
HPE FlexFabric 20 Gb 2-port 630M and 630FLB card 1,2	UEFI 8.3.3 Boot code: 7.17.71 PXE/MBA: 7.14.13	firmware-nic-qlogic-nx2-24.15-1.1x86_64.rpm	cp036015.exe
HPE FlexFabric 20Gb 2-port 650M and 650FLB Adapter 2,4	FW: 12.0.1216.0 NIC UEFI driver: 12.0.1211.0	firmware-cna-emulex- 2019.03.01-1.19x86_64.rpm	cp034215.exe
HPE Infiniband FDR 2-Port 545M Adapter	FW 10.16.1058 UEFI 14.10.18	firmware-hca-mellanox-infiniband-only-1.0.6-1.1x86_64.rpm

 

NOTE 1: The HPE FlexFabric 2-port 10GB 534M/534FLB and 20GB 630M/630FLB Adapters (Mezzanine and LOM) only provide Ethernet network support.
NOTE 2: FCoE is currently not supported with the I/O Adapters for HPE Integrity Superdome X with BL920s Gen8 and Gen9 server blades. iSCSI is supported starting with Superdome X firmware version 8.8.16 (bundle 2018.10) on RHEL 7.5  or later, Windows 2016 and VMware 6.5 or later with the 650FLB adapter.

NOTE 3: Minimum firmware version on Gen9 Blades with v4 family processors is 8.2.106 with Linux, 8.4.84 with Windows Server 2012/VMware and 8.5.3 with Windows Server 2016.
NOTE 4: RoCE is supported on the 650M/FLB adapters with Linux RHEL 7.5 or later (with IO version 12.0.1110.11 or later) and with Windows Server 2012 R2 and 2016 (with IO version 11.1.183.23 or later)

 

WARNING:

·        Boot from iSCSI LUN on a 650 FLB iSCSI adapter with Windows Server 2012 R2 is not supported. 

FIXES:

534M, 630M/FLB:

·        Fixed an issue where a server does not boot via a network adapter in Legacy BIOS Mode.

·        Fixed an issue where a server, across repeated reboots, is unable to boot into iSCSI LUN.

·        Fixed an issue where a firmware update performed in UEFI fails when multiple adapters are connected to the system.

QMH2672:

 Firmware:

·        Fix regression where the firmware returned Time Out error code under heavy load.

UEFI:

·        Driver progress messages are no longer displayed on SuperDome servers.

650M/FLB:

·        Fixed unexpected behavior in Active Health System (AHS) logs show World Wide Node Name (wwnn) & World Wide Port Name (wwpn) in reverse order.

·        Microsoft Windows Server 2012 R2 Hyper-V Storage Area Network (SAN) Disconnect.

·        Link lost with firmware version 11.2.1263.19

·        Emulex Peripheral Component Interconnect (PCI) slot Network Interface Connector (NIC) reported as device path instead of product name

·        Unable to disable shared memory feature in Human Interface Infrastructure (HII) menu

• 650M Adapter has some info in Chinese and Japanese show garbled code under Human Interface Infrastructure (HII) Form

 

Note: Revision (b) removes the incorrect mention of SLES12SP3  from the list of not supported Operating Systems.

 

ENHANCEMENTS:

·        None.

 

KNOWN ISSUES

§  During online SLES deployment, the component “HPE Intel Online Firmware Upgrade Utility for Linux x86_64" fails to detect the 560M/FLB.  Workaround is to use offline firmware update.                                                                                    

• Online update of component "cp027297 - HPE Storage Fiber Channel Over Ethernet Adapter Kit for the x64 Emulex Storeport Driver" fails when partition has a total of 32 650M/FLB cards installed.

• After replacing an InfiniBand 545M card, if the replacement card comes with the firmware version 10.10.40402 installed, you need to contact your HPE field representative to update the firmware to a supported version, as an online firmware update with the Mellanox OFED stack is needed to complete the update process in that case.
• On partitions with more than 8 InfiniBand 545M cards installed, HPE recommends using RHEL 7.5 or later.

3.     Windows WBEM Providers

Component Name	Version	File
System Management Homepage for Windows x64	7.6.3.3	cp034022.exe
Mission Critical WBEM Providers for Windows Server x64 Edition	1.5.0.0	cp030527.exe

 

  

4.     Linux IO drivers

Driver Name	Version	File
Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6 Server (x86-64) FC Driver Kit for HPE Qlogic and mezzanine Host Bus Adapters	8.08.00.08.06.0-k10	kmod-qlgc-qla2xxx-8.08.00.08.06.0_k10-1.rhel6u9.x86_64.rpm kmod-qlgc-qla2xxx-8.08.00.08.06.0_k10-1.rhel6u10.x86_64.rpm
Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7 Server FC Driver Kit for HPE QLogic and mezzanine Host Bus Adapters	RHEL 7.5 8.08.00.08.07.5_k10 RHEL 7.6 10.01.00.33.07.6-k2	kmod-qlgc-qla2xxx-8.08.00.08.07.5_k10-2.rhel7u5.x86_64.rpm kmod-qlgc-qla2xxx-10.01.00.33.07.6_k2-1.rhel7u6.x86_64.rpm
SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 11 (AMD64/EM64T) FC Driver Kit for HPE Qlogic and mezzanine Host Bus Adapters	8.08.00.08.11.3-k9	qlgc-qla2xxx-kmp-default-8.08.00.08.11.3_k9_3.0.101_63-2.sles11sp4.x86_64.rpm
SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 12 FC Driver Kit for HPE QLogic and mezzanine Host Bus Adapters	SLES 12 SP3 8.08.00.08.12.3_k10 SLES 12 SP4 10.01.00.33.12.4-k2	qlgc-qla2xxx-kmp-default-8.08.00.08.12.3_k10_k4.4.73_5-2.sles12sp3.x86_64.rpm qlgc-qla2xxx-kmp-default-10.01.00.33.12.4_k2_k4.12.14_94.41-1.sles12sp4.x86_64.rpm
HPE QLogic NX2 10/20 GbE Multifunction Drivers for Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6 x86_64	7.14.54-1	kmod-netxtreme2-7.14.54-1.rhel6u9.x86_64.rpm kmod-netxtreme2-7.14.54-1.rhel6u10.x86_64.rpm
HPE QLogic NX2 10/20 GbE Multifunction Drivers for Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7 x86_64	7.14.54-1	kmod-netxtreme2-7.14.54-1.rhel7u5.x86_64.rpm kmod-netxtreme2-7.14.54-1.rhel7u6.x86_64.rpm
HPE QLogic NX2 10/20 GbE Multifunction Drivers for SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 11 x86_64	7.14.54-1	netxtreme2-kmp-default-7.14.54_3.0.101_63-1.sles11sp4.x86_64.rpm
HPE QLogic NX2 10/20 GbE Multifunction Drivers for SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 12 x86_64	7.14.54-1	netxtreme2-kmp-default-7.14.54_k4.4.73_5-1.sles12sp3.x86_64.rpm netxtreme2-kmp-default-7.14.54_k4.12.14_94.41-1.sles12sp4.x86_64.rpm
HPE Intel ixgbe Drivers for Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6 x86_64	5.5.2-1	kmod-hp-ixgbe-5.5.2-1.rhel6u9.x86_64.rpm kmod-hp-ixgbe-5.5.2-1.rhel6u10.x86_64.rpm
HPE Intel ixgbe Drivers for Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7 x86_64	5.5.2-1	kmod-hp-ixgbe-5.5.2-1.rhel7u5.x86_64.rpm kmod-hp-ixgbe-5.5.2-1.rhel7u6.x86_64.rpm
HPE Intel ixgbe Drivers for SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 11 x86_64	5.5.2-1	hp-ixgbe-kmp-default-5.5.2_k3.0.101_63-1.sles11sp4.x86_64.rpm
HPE Intel ixgbe Drivers for SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 12 x86_64	5.5.2-1 (B)	hp-ixgbe-kmp-default-5.5.2_k4.4.73_5-1.sles12sp3.x86_64.rpm hp-ixgbe-kmp-default-5.5.2_k4.12.14_94.41-1.sles12sp4.x86_64.rpm
HPE Emulex 10/20GbE Drivers for Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6 x86_64	12.0.1216.1-1	kmod-be2net-12.0.1216.1-1.rhel6u9.x86_64.rpm kmod-be2net-12.0.1216.1-1.rhel6u10.x86_64.rpm
HPE Emulex 10/20GbE Drivers for Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7 x86_64	12.0.1216.1-1	kmod-be2net-12.0.1216.1-1.rhel7u5.x86_64.rpm kmod-be2net-12.0.1216.1-1.rhel7u6.x86_64.rpm
HPE Emulex 10/20GbE Drivers for SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 11 x86_64	12.0.1216.1-1	be2net-kmp-default-12.0.1216.1_3.0.101_63-1.sles11sp4.x86_64.rpm
HPE Emulex 10/20GbE Drivers for SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 12 x86_64	12.0.1216.1-1	be2net-kmp-default-12.0.1216.1_k4.12.14_94.41-1.sles12sp4.x86_64.rpm be2net-kmp-default-12.0.1216.1_k4.12.14_94.41-1.sles12sp4.x86_64.rpm

 

5.     Windows IO Drivers

 

Driver Name	Version	File
Combined Chipset Identifier for Windows Server 2012 and 2012 R2 – removed?	8.2.0.0 (E)	cp029653.exe
HPE ProLiant Gen9 Chipset Identifier for Windows 2012 to 2019	10.1.17809.8096	cp035801.exe
iLO 4 Channel Interface Driver for Windows server 2012 and server 2012 R2	4.0.0.0	cp035107.exe
iLO 4 Management Controller Driver Package for Windows Server 2012 and Server 2012 R2	4.0.0.0	cp035109.exe
iLO 3/4 Management Controller Driver Package for Windows Server 2016 and Server 2019	4.0.0.0(B)	cp037927.exe
iLO 4 Channel Interface Driver for Windows server 2016 and 2019	4.0.0.0	cp035108.exe
HPE Intel ixn Driver for Windows Server 2012 R2	3.14.78.0	cp033707.exe
HPE Intel ixn Driver for Windows Server 2016	4.1.131.0	cp037916.exe
HPE Storage Fibre Channel Adapter Kit for the QLogic Storport Driver for Windows Server 2012 and 2012 R2	9.2.9.22	cp035775.exe
HPE Storage Fibre Channel Adapter Kit for the QLogic Storport Driver for Windows Server 2016	9.2.9.22	cp035776.exe
HPE QLogic NX2 10/20GbE Multifunction Drivers for Windows Server x64 Editions version	5.1.4.0	cp036015.exe
HPE Emulex 10/20 GbE Driver for Windows Server 2012 R2	12.0.1195.0	cp037003.exe
HPE Emulex 10/20 GbE Driver for Windows Server 2016	12.0.1195.0	cp037004.exe
HPE Emulex 10/20 GbE iSCSI Driver for Windows Server 2012 R2	12.0.1171.0	cp037006.exe
HPE Storage Fibre Channel Over Ethernet Adapter Kit for the x64 Emulex Storport Driver	12.0.318.0	cp035756.exe
HPE Emulex 10/20 GbE iSCSI Driver for Windows Server 2016	12.0.1171.0	cp037007.exe

 

Note: IO drivers for Windows are supported on Gen9 blades in addition to Gen8 blades with Superdome X firmware version 7.6.0 and later.

For additional OS specific information, refer to the following Superdome X OS white papers:

·        Linux white paper “Running Linux on HPE Integrity Superdome X”.

·        Windows white paper “Running Microsoft Windows Server on HPE Integrity Superdome X”

·        VMware white paper “Running VMware vSphere on HPE Integrity Superdome X”

PREREQUISITES (for Firmware Updates)
HPE QMH2672 16Gb FC HBA:

Online firmware updates for HPE QMH2672 16Gb FC HBA require the installation of the Qlogic enablement kit prior to running the online firmware update. The files referenced below are located in the <version>. iso file under \hp\swpackages:

§ For Linux:

·        HPE Fibre Channel Enablement Kit for Linux – Qlogic, HP-CNA-FC-hpqlgc-Enablement-Kit-6.0.0.0-4(d).noarch.rpm

§ For Windows 2012r2:  

·        HPE Storage Fibre Channel Adapter Kit for the x64 QLogic Storport Driver for Windows Server 2012 and 2012 R2, cp032880.exe

§ For Windows 2016:

·        HPE Storage Fibre Channel Adapter Kit for the x64 QLogic Storport Driver for Windows Server 2016, cp032881.exe

650M/FLB cards, on Linux systems only:

·        The target environment must have the libsysfs or sysfsutils package installed prior to the installation of the firmware update kit. If not already present, the libsysfs or sysfsutils package can be obtained from the operating system installation media.

·        Environment must have 32-bit netlink library (libnl.so) installed for component to be able to discover Emulex HBAs/CNAs

·        Environment must be running the syslog daemon for the flash engine to run

 

INSTALLATION:

       I.          I/O Firmware and drivers Installation Overview

• Note: Online firmware updates have been verified with RHEL 6.9, 6.10, 7.5, 7.6

SLES 12 SP4, 12 SP3, 11 SP4 and Windows Server 2012 R2 or 2016 (all editions).  At this time, offline IO firmware updates are recommended for systems running any other OS’s (see “I/O Firmware Offline Installation” below).

 

Note: On systems running SLES, HPE recommends checking that all cards/ports are in the ‘up’ state prior to executing an online I/O firmware update. For that, run the command ‘ip link set etx<X>’  or  ‘ifconfig eth<X> up’ for each ‘eth’ instance (replace  <X> with each existing ‘eth’ port). 

 

Download the Superdome X IO Firmware and Windows Drivers image file bp-SuperdomeX-2019-04-02-00.iso  before starting the update process. For offline update, download it to any local or remote drive that is visible to the workstation or server from which the Integrated Remote Console application will be run.

 

WARNING:

·        Online or offline firmware updates on large configurations with more than 32 I/O adapters (650M/650FLB/Qlogic QMH2672) are not supported.  Updates on smaller partition sizes are recommended. HPE recommends updating large partitions (2 or more blades) by breaking down the update process into offline firmware updates on single blade partitions. See details below under “Creating single blade partitions using parmodify”.

    II.          IO Firmware, WBEM Providers and Drivers Installation details
Note: Skip to “I/O Firmware Offline Installation” below when using an OS other than RHEL  6.9, 6.10, 7.5, 7.6  , SLES 11 SP4, SLES 12 SP3, SLES 12 SP4 and Windows Server 2012 R2 or 2016 (all editions).

A.    Update on systems running Linux on a Gen8 or Gen9 blade:

 

KNOWN INSTALLATION ISSUE:

·        When using the image on Linux, run clean-cache.sh to clear the previous SPP baseline. To run clear-cache:

1. Shut down the SUM engine.
2. From a command-line window, navigate to the directory that contains SUM.
3. Type clear-cache.sh 

NOTE: If you are using a GUI, you can navigate to the directory that holds SUM and double-click the file to clear the cache. Running the clean-cache command erases all nodes, baselines, and other information entered in SUM.

 

Note: You may start SUM to compare the versions on your system with the image versions:

1.     Download the Superdome X IO Firmware and Windows Drivers image file bp-superdomeX-<version>.iso to /mnt/spp

2.     mount –o loop bp-superdomeX-<version>.iso /mnt/spp

3.     cd /mnt/hp/swpackages

4.     run hpsum.sh, then continue to “Running SUM (on Linux or Windows)” below

B.    Update on systems running VMware on a Gen8 or Gen9 blade:

If you are running VMware, the image file only contains IO firmware components for your system.
Note:

·        For information on updating VMware IO drivers, please refer to the VMware white paper “Running VMware vSphere on HPE Integrity Superdome X” available at http://www.hpe.com/support/superdomeXvmware-whitepaper

C.    Update on systems running Windows on a Gen8 or Gen9 blade:

If you are running Windows, start SUM to determine what needs to be updated on your system (IO firmware, IO drivers, WBEM providers).

 

To start SUM on Windows:

1.      Download the Superdome X IO Firmware and Windows Drivers image file bp-superdomeX-<version>.iso and unpack it to \tmp

2.      cd \tmp\hp\swpackages

3.      run hpsum.bat

 

Running SUM (on Linux or Window):

1.      Check that the web server is enabled at the OA:
OA> show network
        Onboard Administrator Protocol Status:

              Web (HTTP/HTTPS): Disabled
If status above is Disabled, run “enable https”
If Web (HTTP/HTTPS) shows as Enabled, you can successfully use SUM

2.      Select “Local Host Guided Update” in the SUM window, then select “Interactive” (Recommended), press “OK”. This will launch the system inventory (that may take a few minutes to complete).

3.      Select "Next” after the inventory completes.

4.      This takes you to “Deployment Summary”:

a.     Select the IO firmware components that need to be updated (for OS’es where online firmware update is supported).

b.     If running Windows Server, select the IO drivers and WBEM providers components that need to be updated.

5.      Select “Deploy” to start the update.

6.       Review the Deployment status to make sure all components updated successfully.

7.       Select "View Log" for each component to get detailed information about a component update.

8.       If everything looks OK in the logs, select “Reboot” to finish with the update.

  III.          I/O Firmware Offline Installation

Creating single blade partitions using “parmodify”:

HPE recommends updating I/O on large partitions by breaking down the update process into offline firmware updates on single blade partitions. This ensures that the update process is shorter and SUM will have completed the update before presenting the reboot option.

Do not delete the large partition, as the NVRAM and UEFI boot variables created for the large partition would be lost. Instead remove each blade, create a single blade partition, do the update, delete the single blade partition, then replace the blade in the large partition, iteratively until done.

1. Use the parmodify command to remove only the blade with I/O firmware to be updated from the large partition and create a second partition with just the one blade.
2. Boot the single blade from the flash update ISO and update the I/O firmware as needed on the new single-blade partition, power it off, delete this single-blade partition and re-add the blade to the original large partition.
3. Repeat for each blade needing an update.

Example: Blade 5 in Partition 1 contains an adapter with out-of-date firmware:

OA> parstatus –p 1                                              check partition 1 status

OA> poweroff partition 1 force               Power off partition 1, see  below for use of force option

OA> parmodify –p 1 –d blade:1/5:         Remove blade 5 from partition 1

OA> parcreate –p 2 –a blade:1/5::::        Create partition 2 using blade 5

OA> poweron partition 2                        Power on partition 2               

 

Do a firmware update via SUM GUI interface; see “Offline Update” below.

 

OA> poweroff partition 2 force              Power off partition 2

OA> parmodify –p 2 –d blade:1/5:         Remove blade 5 from partition 2

OA> parmodify –p 1 –a blade:1/5::::      Add blade 5 back to partition 1

OA> poweron partition 1                        Power on partition 1

 

Note: You may need to use of the force option (ie: poweroff partition 1 force):

·        If the partition is booted to EFI, you must use the force option.

·        If booted to OS, but the parstatus says OSBOOT instead of UP, then you must use the force option.

 

Offline Update:

1.      Log into the server Onboard Administrator as a user with administrator privilege to run Integrated Remote Console / vMedia.

2.      Click "Partition Summary" in the left-hand navigation pane.

3.      In the main content area, select the partition for which the I/O devices should be updated

4.      Select the "Virtual Devices" tab

5.      Click "Launch IRC client"
Note: VGA must be enabled in order to launch IRC. The output of “parstatus –p# -V” shows if VGA is enabled or disabled.

6.      Select “Virtual Drives/Image File CD-ROM/DVD” and the Superdome X IO Firmware image bp-superdomeX-<version>.iso on the remote console.

7.      Make sure the system is at UEFI, type “map –r” at the UEFI Shell prompt.

8.      Find the FS# of the ISO image. The directory will have a single directory named efi.

9.       Go to “FS#:\efi\boot”

10.    Start the custom ISO update by executing “bootx64.efi”

 On the partition console, you should see "Welcome to GRUB!"

11.    Use the arrow keys to select "Interactive Firmware Update Version 2016.10.0". Check the box next to “Accept the End User License Agreement (EULA)”.

12.   SUM will start to load and after some time, the screen will let you chose from “Firmware Update”, “Smart Storage Administrator”, and “Insight Diagnostics”.

13.   Select "Firmware Update".

You will see a message “Please wait, loading SUM”.

14.   Once SUM loading is done, an “Inventory of baseline” & “Inventory of Localhost” will                                                  run in progress-bar sequentially. Select “Next” when it is done.

15.   This takes you to “Deployment Summary”: select the components that you want to install.

16.   Select “Deploy” to start the update.

17.   Verify the update finishes successfully; select "View Log" for each component to get details.      

18.   Select “Reboot” when finished with the update.

For more information, see SUM installation and user guide

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