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Upgrading SnapManager in interactive mode

You can reinstall SnapManager on a Windows host system to repair missing or corrupt files, shortcuts, and registry entries. SnapManager guides you through the interactive mode.

About this task

When you run the SnapManager installation utility as part of an upgrade, you are asked whether you want to retain your current installation directory. Because changing your installation directory might cause existing scripts that rely on the SnapManager installation directory path to fail, you should probably keep what you have.

Steps

  1. Upgrade to SnapManager 6.0 for Microsoft Exchange by installing the new product.
  2. After upgrading to SnapManager by following one of the installation procedures, proceed to start SnapManager.

    Note: Upgrading to SnapManager 6.0 removes all of the previously managed servers. You need to select the servers that you want to manage, using the Add Servers to be Managed dialog box.

Related tasks
Installation of SnapManager on a stand-alone Windows host system
Installing SnapManager after creating a new Windows cluster
Installing SnapManager in an existing Windows cluster