Upgrading Iguana |
This section describes how to upgrade to the latest version of Iguana in Unix or Iguana and Chameleon in Windows.
If you are upgrading to version 4.5 of Iguana, see Important Issues When Upgrading to Version 4.5 for information on changes to user groups and the log file format that may affect you.
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For information on the latest known issues and updates to Iguana, refer to:
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If you are using Iguana in a production environment, the safest way to upgrade to the latest version of Iguana is to install the new version of Iguana as a second copy on the server and then transfer channels, one at a time, from the old server to the new one. See Installing an Additional Iguana Server on Windows for more information on installing an additional Iguana server in the Windows environment. | ||
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- Important Issues When Upgrading to Version 4.5
- Importance of Upgrading Iguana
- iNTERFACEWARE's Version Release Policy
- iNTERFACEWARE's Sunset Policy for Older Releases
- Why Should You Upgrade?
- Checking the Maintenance Expiry Date
- Upgrading Iguana in Windows
- Upgrading Iguana in Unix, Linux or Mac OS X
- Converting Email Notification When Upgrading From Iguana 3.3
- Converting Multiple LLP Clients That Use The Same Port When Upgrading From Iguana 3.3
- Viewing the Iguana Change Log