The next step is backing up the existing installation. The link is: Īnd this handy because you’ll also need the new registration key they send you shortly if you didn’t keep your original one! To do that, you need to go back to the original download page for the ILO Amplifier Pack and re-register. The first problem with solution 2 is finding the full download for the install. Yeah – thanks ILO Amplifier Pack dev team – great work – that’s some pretty solid code you have there in version 1.5x / 1.60… Solution 1 wasn’t the answer since the appliances already had https access to the midway services.
It was at this point I decided I should (heaven forbid!) read the documentation for 1.60, and I found this handy little tip buried at the back of the release notes: And unfortunately, HPE has moved all the development of ILO Amplifier Pack out of Houston to India, so my normal contacts in Houston were also out of the know. Every single ILO Amplifier Pack 1.55 instance I have across all my clients have failed with “System Update Failed” (and no further details) while installing the update, and each have sent this extra helpful message via email:Ī call to Proactive Care support and to a couple of my peers indicates I’m not the only one with this issue. Recently (yesterday as I write this), HPE released ILO Amplifier Pack 1.60, which **should** be a seamless automatic upgrade from 1.55, but for me it’s been anything but seamless.
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