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OES24.1: Is there an ISO?

BM2EC 9 months ago

OES24.1: Is there an ISO? The SLD offers only a tar.gz file

Or do we have to install OES23.4 and run upgrades afterwards?

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0 mrosen 9 months ago

You do not run updates afterwards. Never. You *always* want to register your server *during* the upgrade, and allow it to use the updated repos right away. And then, an updated ISO becomes mostly obsolete.
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0 mrosen 9 months ago

You do not run updates afterwards. Never. You *always* want to register your server *during* the upgrade, and allow it to use the updated repos right away. And then, an updated ISO becomes mostly obsolete.
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0 Prindl 9 months ago in reply to mrosen

That is true for updates/upgrades, but for the installation of a new server this can be cumbersome, if the server resides in a protected network or in a network without internet access. In a running server I have several tools to authenticate the server in the network and the firewall, but during the installation, the tools are quite limited.
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0 BM2EC 9 months ago in reply to mrosen

You mean I should never patch an OES? I can't belive this ;-)

But today it seems a good idea to set up a fresh host at first to hold the Master-Rep.; SLP-DA and the CA; running iManager and UMC ... and also offers the SMT services.

After this you can install further OES. I preferred to install them as cluster nodes.
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