Upgrading Amazon DCV Access Console on multiple hosts - Amazon DCV Access Console
Upgrading the HandlerUpgrading the Authentication ServerUpgrading the Web Client
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Upgrading Amazon DCV Access Console on multiple hosts

To upgrade the Handler, Authentication Server, and Web Client components, you must run the following commands. The components can be downloaded and extracted using the steps in Prepare your environment.

Note

These components need to be downloaded to each host being used.

Upgrading the Handler

RHEL, CentOS, Amazon Linux

  1. Connect to the host you set up for the Handler.

  2. Move the Handler .rpm file you downloaded to the host.

  3. Stop the running service.

    $  sudo systemctl stop dcv-access-console-handler

  4. Upgrade the Handler component.

    $  sudo yum install -y nice-dcv-access-console-handler*.rpm

  5. Start the Handler component.

    $  sudo systemctl daemon-reload
    $  sudo systemctl restart dcv-access-console-handler
Ubuntu, Debian

  1. Connect to the host you set up for the Handler.

  2. Move the Handler .deb file you downloaded to the host

  3. Stop the running service.

    $  sudo systemctl stop dcv-access-console-handler

  4. Upgrade the Handler component.

    $  sudo apt install -y ./nice-dcv-access-console-handler*.deb

  5. Start the Handler component.

    $  sudo systemctl daemon-reload
    $  sudo systemctl restart dcv-access-console-handler

Upgrading the Authentication Server

RHEL, CentOS, Amazon Linux

  1. Connect to the host you set up for the Authentication Server.

  2. Move the Authentication Server .rpm you downloaded to the host.

  3. Stop the running service.

    $  sudo systemctl stop dcv-access-console-auth-server

  4. Upgrade the Authentication Server component.

    $  sudo yum install -y nice-dcv-access-console-auth-server*.rpm

  5. Start the Authentication Server component.

    $  sudo systemctl daemon-reload
    $  sudo systemctl restart dcv-access-console-auth-server
Ubuntu, Debian

  1. Connect to the host you set up for the Authentication Server.

  2. Move the Authentication Server .deb you downloaded to the host.

  3. Stop the running service.

    $  sudo systemctl stop dcv-access-console-auth-server

  4. Upgrade the Authentication Server component.

    $  sudo apt install -y ./nice-dcv-access-console-auth-server*.deb

  5. Start the Authentication Server component.

    $  sudo systemctl daemon-reload
    $  sudo systemctl restart dcv-access-console-auth-server

Upgrading the Web Client

RHEL, CentOS, Amazon Linux

  1. Connect to the host you set up for the Web Client.

  2. Move the Web Client .rpm you downloaded to the host.

  3. Stop the running service.

    $  sudo systemctl stop dcv-access-console-web-client

  4. Upgrade Web Client component.

    $  sudo yum install -y nice-dcv-access-console-web-client*.rpm

  5. Start the Web Client.

    $  sudo systemctl daemon-reload
    $  sudo systemctl restart dcv-access-console-web-client
Ubuntu, Debian

  1. Connect to the host you set up for the Web Client.

  2. Move the Web Client .deb you downloaded to the host.

  3. Stop the running service.

    $  sudo systemctl stop dcv-access-console-web-client

  4. Uninstall the existing Web Client component.

    $  sudo apt remove -y nice-dcv-access-console-web-client

  5. Upgrade the Web Client component.

    $  sudo apt install -y ./nice-dcv-access-console-web-client*.deb

  6. Start the Web Client.

    $  sudo systemctl daemon-reload
    $  sudo systemctl restart dcv-access-console-web-client