What George said.However.... You can sort by version number,check all the ones at the top of the list (version A), upgrade them to B, then do it again and upgrade everything to C.
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On 8/3/2016 4:51 PM, George Skorup wrote:
It does not understand upgrade path. It will update every SM on the sector to whatever version is enabled and highest in the list for that platform. For example, if you have 13.2.1 on top, then 14.1.2 below that, both checked, it will enable auto-update with 13.2.1. You need to manually add only the SMs that you want to update.Or somebody tell me I'm wrong, because that's always the way it has worked for me.On 8/3/2016 6:28 PM, Ken Hohhof wrote:Let's say I have an AP with various SMs that are on FW versions A, B and C. Perhaps new installs got sent out with C on them, but the upgrade path requires that you go A -> B -> C, and some older SMs have been taken to B, while some are still on A.Is there a way to upgrade all the SMs on A to B, without downgrading the SMs on C back to B?I could be really brave and enable both B and C in Manage Packages, and hope that CNUT understands you can't go directly from A to C so those SMs should be updated to B, but the ones already on C can stay there. But I don't trust CNUT to be that smart, or I'm not that brave.
