User Guide: AMF Security Controller version 2.2.2

# Upgrade AMF Security

Preparation of DataBase log cleanup tool
Upgrade from AT-SESC 1.7.x or earlier to this version
If you are not using authentication database synchronization
If you are using authentication database synchronization
Upgrade from AT-SESC 1.8.x to this version
If you are not using authentication database synchronization
If you are using authentication database synchronization
Upgrade from AMF Security 2.x.x to this version
If you are not using authentication database synchronization
If you are using authentication database synchronization

Describes how to upgrade AMF Security.
Upgrades to this version are only supported from AT-SESC 1.8.x or from AMF Security 2.x.x prior to this version.
If you are using AT-SESC 1.7.x or earlier and want to upgrade to this version, upgrade to AT-SESC 1.8.x first.
In either case, it is necessary to execute the "DataBase log cleanup tool" before upgrading the version. For the DataBase log cleanup tool, refer to Quick Tour/ Upgrade AMF Security > Preparation of DataBase log cleanup tool.
Refer to other documents for the licenses available in this version.

## Preparation of DataBase log cleanup tool

Before upgrading, you need to run "DataBase log cleanup tool" to delete the database logs. Download "DataBase log cleanup tool" from our website.
For more information on "DataBase log cleanup tool", refer to the Readme file created after decompressing the downloaded compressed file.

> Note

> > The Readme file of the database log deletion tool describes the procedure according to the AT-SESC / AMF Security status before work (whether or not synchronization of the authentication database is used, and the synchronization status when using synchronization). The reference destinations described are described in each procedure below.

## Upgrade from AT-SESC 1.7.x or earlier to this version

If you are using AT-SESC 1.7.x or earlier, upgrade in the following order.
Execution of DataBase log cleanup tool → Upgrade to AT-SESC 1.8.x → Upgrade to this version
Note that the procedure differs depending on whether AT-SESC is made redundant and authentication database synchronization is used, or if it is not used.

> Note

> > In this procedure, the version upgrade from AT-SESC 1.7.0 is taken as an example.
> > AT-SESC 1.8.x is AT-SESC 1.8.0.

### If you are not using authentication database synchronization

1. Delete the database log with "DataBase log cleanup tool".
   Delete the database log by following the procedure described in the Readme file.
2. After deleting the database log, upgrade to version 1.8.0.
   Click the "Select File" button of "Software Upgrade" on the System Settings/System Information page of AT-SESC, select the file of version 1.8.0, and then click the "Update" → "OK" button.

   > Note

   > > It takes about 10 to 20 minutes for the firmware version upgrade to be completed and the reboot to be performed.

3. Next, upgrade to this version. Log in to AT-SESC again, click the "Select File" button in "Software Upgrade" on the System Settings/System Information page, select the file for this version, and then click the "Update" → "OK" button.

   > Note

   > > It takes about 10 to 20 minutes for the firmware version upgrade to be completed and the reboot to be performed.

That is all for upgrading to this version.

### If you are using authentication database synchronization

The procedure for deleting the database log differs depending on whether the synchronization status of the authentication database is "Syncing" or "Disconnected". The synchronization status of the authentication database is displayed after the host name in the upper right of the page when you log in to AT-SESC.
Please refer to the Readme file for each procedure depending on the synchronization status of the authentication database.

- When "Syncing" is displayed in the upper right corner of the page of the two AT-SESCs
- When "Disconnected" is displayed in the upper right of the page of either of the two AT-SESCs

1. Delete the database log with "DataBase log cleanup tool".
   Please refer to the steps in the Readme file according to the synchronization status of the authentication database.

   > Note

   > > The authentication data obtained in the above procedure is used in step 9.

2. Disable authentication database synchronization when the database log deletion is complete.
   Displays the System Settings/Network Settings page of AT-SESC running as the primary.
3. Uncheck the "Enable authentication database synchronization" checkbox and click the "Submit" → "OK" button.
4. Display the System Settings/Network Settings page of AT-SESC, which was operating as another secondary.
5. Uncheck the "Enable authentication database synchronization" checkbox and click the "Submit" → "OK" button.
6. Next, upgrade to version 1.8.0.
   Log in to AT-SESC again, click the "Select File" button in "Software Upgrade" on the System Settings/System Information page, select the file for version 1.8.0, and then click the "Update" → "OK" button.

   > Note

   > > It takes about 10 to 20 minutes for the firmware version upgrade to be completed and the reboot to be performed.

7. Next, upgrade to this version.
   Log in to AT-SESC again, click the "Select File" button in "Software Upgrade" on the System Settings/System Information page, select the file for this version, and then click the "Update" → "OK" button.

   > Note

   > > It takes about 10 to 20 minutes for the firmware version upgrade to be completed and the reboot to be performed.

8. After upgrading to this version, enable synchronization of the authentication database.
   Refer to Synchronizing AMF Security > Configuring Synchronization for instructions to enable it.
9. Import the authentication data backed up in step 1.
   Displays the System Settings > System Information page of AMF Security running as the primary.
10. Click the "Import" → "Select File" button for the authentication data, select the backed-up authentication data (CSV format) file, and click the "Submit" button.

That is all for upgrading to this version.

## Upgrade from AT-SESC 1.8.x to this version

If you are using AT-SESC 1.8.x, upgrade in the following order.
Execution of DataBase log cleanup tool → Upgrade to this version
Note that the procedure differs depending on whether AT-SESC is made redundant and authentication database synchronization is used, or if it is not used.

> Note

> > In this procedure, the version upgrade from AT-SESC 1.8.0 is taken as an example.

### If you are not using authentication database synchronization

1. Delete the database log with "DataBase log cleanup tool".
   Delete the database log by following the procedure described in the Readme file.
2. After deleting the database log, upgrade to this version.
   Click the "Select File" button of "Software Upgrade" on the System Settings/System Information page of AT-SESC, select the file of this version, and then click the "Update" → "OK" button.

   > Note

   > > It takes about 10 to 20 minutes for the firmware version upgrade to be completed and the reboot to be performed.

That is all for upgrading to this version.

### If you are using authentication database synchronization

The procedure for deleting the database log differs depending on whether the synchronization status of the authentication database is "Syncing" or "Disconnected". The synchronization status of the authentication database is displayed after the host name in the upper right of the page when you log in to AT-SESC.
Please refer to the Readme file for each procedure depending on the synchronization status of the authentication database.

- When "Syncing" is displayed in the upper right corner of the page of the two AT-SESCs
- When "Disconnected" is displayed in the upper right of the page of either of the two AT-SESCs

1. Delete the database log with "DataBase log cleanup tool".
   Please refer to the steps in the Readme file according to the synchronization status of the authentication database.

   > Note

   > > The authentication data obtained in the above procedure is used in step 8.

2. Disable authentication database synchronization when the database log deletion is complete.
   Displays the System Settings/Network Settings page of AT-SESC running as the primary.
3. Uncheck the "Enable authentication database synchronization" checkbox and click the "Submit" → "OK" button.
4. Display the System Settings/Network Settings page of AT-SESC, which was operating as another secondary.
5. Uncheck the "Enable authentication database synchronization" checkbox and click the "Submit" → "OK" button.
6. Next, upgrade to this version.
   Log in to AT-SESC again, click the "Select File" button in "Software Upgrade" on the System Settings/System Information page, select the file for this version, and then click the "Update" → "OK" button.

   > Note

   > > It takes about 10 to 20 minutes for the firmware version upgrade to be completed and the reboot to be performed.

7. After upgrading to this version, enable synchronization of the authentication database.
   Refer to Synchronizing AMF Security > Configuring Synchronization for instructions to enable it.
8. Import the authentication data backed up in step 1.
   Displays the System Settings > System Information page of AMF Security running as the primary.
9. Click the "Import" → "Select File" button for the authentication data, select the backed-up authentication data (CSV format) file, and click the "Submit" button.

That is all for upgrading to this version.

## Upgrade from AMF Security 2.x.x to this version

If you are using AMF Security 2.x.x earlier than this version, upgrade in the following order.
Execution of DataBase log cleanup tool → Upgrade to this version
Note that the procedure differs depending on whether AMF Security is made redundant and authentication database synchronization is used, or if it is not used.

> Note

> > In this procedure, the version upgrade from AMF Security 2.0.0 is taken as an example.

### If you are not using authentication database synchronization

1. Delete the database log with "DataBase log cleanup tool".
   Delete the database log by following the procedure described in the Readme file.
2. After deleting the database log, upgrade to this version.
   Click the "Select File" button of "Software Upgrade" on the System Settings/System Information page of AMF Security, select the file of this version, and then click the "Update" → "OK" button.

   > Note

   > > It takes about 10 to 20 minutes for the firmware version upgrade to be completed and the reboot to be performed.

That is all for upgrading to this version.

### If you are using authentication database synchronization

The procedure for deleting the database log differs depending on whether the synchronization status of the authentication database is "Syncing" or "Disconnected". The synchronization status of the authentication database is displayed after the host name in the upper right of the page when you log in to AMF Security.
Please refer to the Readme file for each procedure depending on the synchronization status of the authentication database.

- When "Syncing" is displayed in the upper right corner of the page of the two AMF Securitys
- When "Disconnected" is displayed in the upper right of the page of either of the two AMF Securitys

1. Delete the database log with "DataBase log cleanup tool".
   Please refer to the steps in the Readme file according to the synchronization status of the authentication database.

   > Note

   > > The authentication data obtained in the above procedure is used in step 5.

2. Disable authentication database synchronization when the database log deletion is complete.
   Refer to Synchronizing AMF Security > Disable Configuring Synchronization for instructions to disable it.
3. Next, upgrade to this version.
   Log in to AMF Security again, click the "Select File" button in "Software Upgrade" on the System Settings/System Information page, select the file for this version, and then click the "Update" → "OK" button.

   > Note

   > > It takes about 10 to 20 minutes for the firmware version upgrade to be completed and the reboot to be performed.

4. Enable authentication database synchronization.
   Refer to Synchronizing AMF Security > Configuring Synchronization for instructions to enable it.
5. Import the authentication data backed up in step 1.
   Displays the System Settings > System Information page of AMF Security running as the primary.
6. Click the "Import" → "Select File" button for the authentication data, select the backed-up authentication data (CSV format) file, and click the "Submit" button.

That is all for upgrading to this version.

08 Jul 2022 16:52