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ASG RAM upgrades for 7.4 (finding hardware revision)

ahathaway
The Up2date blog mentions the availability of ASG RAM upgrades for 7.4:
Up2Date Announcements: Up2Date 7.306 Released: Appliance Ram Upgrades Available

It also states that ASG 110/120's revision 0 and ASG 220's revision 1 will need to be traded in for new units.

How can we figure out which hardware revision we currently have?

Cheers,
Aaron


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  • 0 in reply to BAlfson
    The only thing that may have to be done after restoring that backup is the application of a new license (your existing licenses are included in that unencrypted backup BAlfson speaks of)... I haven't upgraded any customers yet, but I have one that will be upgrading in the next few days... I'm not sure if I will need to issue them a new license or not, as Astaro will be disabling the old appliances after the upgrades are done.

    One other note; the configuration restore does not restore Shell and Root passwords, after you get your new box running, you'll want to reset those passwords via WebAdmin.

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  • 0 in reply to BrucekConvergent
    does the usb stick need to be one of those special Astaro bootable ones.
  • 0 in reply to UDPride
    Not if you're just restoring a backup file.

    Barry
  • 0 in reply to BarryG
    You definitely need a new license. I restored everything my backup and it looked fine, it recognized the license, said it was up to date, everything said it was running. Put it into production and everything is dead in the water.
  • 0 in reply to KLambert
    Licensing-wise An ASG120 (for example) is an ASG120 regardless of the hardware revision and you do not need a new license, you in fact use the old license as part of design, (this ensures the previous unit was properly removed from production as well). If you've experienced problems when moving from an older unit to one you've paid-upgraded to, please let our support teams assist you, which they will happily do.
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