Re: [Freeipa-users] FreeIPA 4.1 -> 4.2 replica upgrade process

2015-11-30 Thread Martin Basti



On 30.11.2015 10:12, Andreas Calminder wrote:

Hello!
This might be trivial but I want to double check the preferred way of 
upgrading my ipa environment, I have 3 servers (Running Rhel 7.1, ipa 
4.1), 1 acting as master with a ca (external certificate), the 
replicas are also ca's, they're only syncing to and from the master, 
unaware of each other. The replicas handle all client requests. The 
master also run a one-way winsync agreement with one of our active 
directory servers.


For some reason I think that I should start by upgrading the replicas 
and upgrade the master last, but I don't know why, I might have read 
it in somewhere, long ago. Is this the preferred way, does order even 
matter? The documentation just says /yum update ipa-server/ which 
seems easy enough, but I'd rather double check.


Best regards,
Andreas


Hello,

replicas and master are equal, so it should not matter which is upgraded 
as first.


Martin

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Re: [Freeipa-users] FreeIPA 4.1 -> 4.2 replica upgrade process

2015-11-30 Thread Martin Kosek
On 11/30/2015 01:32 PM, Andreas Calminder wrote:
> Great, thanks!
> I'll just go ahead and yum update then :).

I would just recommend to upgrade one-by-one, to avoid replication conflicts if
multiple masters add the same entries in the tree in the same time.

> On 11/30/2015 11:58 AM, Martin Basti wrote:
>>
>>
>> On 30.11.2015 10:12, Andreas Calminder wrote:
>>> Hello!
>>> This might be trivial but I want to double check the preferred way of
>>> upgrading my ipa environment, I have 3 servers (Running Rhel 7.1, ipa 4.1),
>>> 1 acting as master with a ca (external certificate), the replicas are also
>>> ca's, they're only syncing to and from the master, unaware of each other.
>>> The replicas handle all client requests. The master also run a one-way
>>> winsync agreement with one of our active directory servers.
>>>
>>> For some reason I think that I should start by upgrading the replicas and
>>> upgrade the master last, but I don't know why, I might have read it in
>>> somewhere, long ago. Is this the preferred way, does order even matter? The
>>> documentation just says /yum update ipa-server/ which seems easy enough, but
>>> I'd rather double check.
>>>
>>> Best regards,
>>> Andreas
>>>
>> Hello,
>>
>> replicas and master are equal, so it should not matter which is upgraded as
>> first.
>>
>> Martin
> 

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Re: [Freeipa-users] FreeIPA 4.1 -> 4.2 replica upgrade process

2015-11-30 Thread Andreas Calminder

Great, thanks!
I'll just go ahead and yum update then :).

/andreas

On 11/30/2015 11:58 AM, Martin Basti wrote:



On 30.11.2015 10:12, Andreas Calminder wrote:

Hello!
This might be trivial but I want to double check the preferred way of 
upgrading my ipa environment, I have 3 servers (Running Rhel 7.1, ipa 
4.1), 1 acting as master with a ca (external certificate), the 
replicas are also ca's, they're only syncing to and from the master, 
unaware of each other. The replicas handle all client requests. The 
master also run a one-way winsync agreement with one of our active 
directory servers.


For some reason I think that I should start by upgrading the replicas 
and upgrade the master last, but I don't know why, I might have read 
it in somewhere, long ago. Is this the preferred way, does order even 
matter? The documentation just says /yum update ipa-server/ which 
seems easy enough, but I'd rather double check.


Best regards,
Andreas


Hello,

replicas and master are equal, so it should not matter which is 
upgraded as first.


Martin


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