Your installation must meet the following requirements for upgrading to CSP 1.0.0.
Required platform version for upgrading
You need one of the following installations.
Product | Version |
|---|---|
PKI Hub | 1.0.0 |
Entrust Deployment Manager | 2.0.2 |
Required solution versions for upgrading
When upgrading from Entrust Deployment Manager 2.0.2, ensure the installed solutions have been upgraded to the following versions.
Solution | Version |
|---|---|
CA Gateway | 3.0.4 |
Timestamping Authority | 2.1.1 |
Certificate Manager | 4.0.4 |
Entrust Validation Authority | 2.4.3 |
Certificate Enrollment Gateway | 2.1.0 |
Required installation mode for upgrading
The platform being upgraded must have been installed (in one or several nodes) using the prod-mode mode described in Installing CSP.
Required files for upgrading
You need the following files described in Downloading the installation files.
File | Description |
|---|---|
PKI Hub 1.1.0 for VMWare vSphere, Hyper-V and Nutanix | ISO installation image for Cryptographic Security Platform. You need this file to upgrade any installation, ISO-based or non-ISO-based. |
EDM 2.0.x to PKI Hub upgrade tool | RPM package for the upgrade command-line tool. |
Required license for upgrading
If your current installation is Entrust Deployment Manager 2.0.2, you need a CSP (Entrust Crypto Security Platform) license.
When Upgrading from Entrust Deployment Manager 2.0.2, you will use the license file path as argument of the pki-hub-upgrade upgrade command.
Required machine for upgrading
All the installation nodes must meet the Machine requirements.
This release adds Machine requirements to previous Entrust Deployment Manager or PKI Hub installations.
Required IP version for upgrading
As explained in IP address requirements, Cryptographic Security Platform only supports IPv4 and disables IPv6 by default. Therefore, before upgrading, you must change all DNS server configurations from IPv6 to IPv4. See Configuring the connection of an ISO installation for how to perform this operation in ISO installations.
/etc/hosts file.