This section outlines all the important changes that you should be aware of before upgrading to Iguana Version 3.3:

Channel Configuration Backup Files

• When you upgrade your Iguana installation, a backup of your ChannelConfiguration.xml file will be automatically created, if any automatic migration has been performed by Iguana during the upgrade. The backup file will have the following naming convention: ChannelConfiguration.xml.X, where X is the sequence number (0 will be the first sequence number). Note that if you are downgrading from version 3.3 to pre-3.3, you will have to re-enter any previously set email server and database password settings.

Default RPC Port Changes for Client Executable

• The default RPC port for client executables has been changed from 5123 to 6123 to avoid conflicts. Note that this change will not affect any existing channel configurations.

Changes to User Password Algorithm

• The User Password Algorithm has changed in Iguana. If you are upgrading from Iguana pre-3.3 to 3.3, you will not be affected by the change. However, if you are downgrading from version 3.3 to 3.2.155 and below, your password will no longer function. As such, you will need to reset your password. For more information, see Resetting User Passwords in Iguana 3.3 and Lower.

Iguana Monitor Removed

• The Iguana Monitor has been removed from the Iguana installation. All of its functionality has been merged with Iguana Service. The Iguana Monitor was a service that was used to implement log exports. Note that if you are upgrading from Iguana pre-3.3 to version 3.3, no action is required.

Changes to Default Logs View

• The default view for the Logs page has been changed so that the most recent entries are always displayed on the first page. This makes it easy to troubleshoot the most recent errors.