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When downloading a patch from My Oracle Support, select Oracle Database Appliance release 19.21 from the release list. Table 3-2 Oracle Database Appliance Patches for Oracle Database Appliance Release 19.21 Patch Type Patch Number Description Resources Oracle Database Appliance Server Patch for Bare Metal Systems 35938481 Use the server patch to update your deployment to Oracle Database Appliance release 19.21. You must download the Server Patch, Oracle Grid Infrastructure clone file, and the Oracle Database clone file to update your deployment to release 19.21. For X10: Patching Oracle Database Appliance For X9-2 and Earlier: Upgrading Oracle Database Appliance Oracle Database Appliance 19.21.0.0.0 GI Clone for ODACLI/DCS Stack 30403673 Use patch 30403673 to update your deployment to this Oracle Database Appliance release. You also use this patch to perform an initial deployment of Oracle Database Appliance. The bundle contains the latest Oracle Grid Infrastructure and database components for deployment on an Oracle Database Appliance after re-imaging Oracle Database Appliance with the Oracle Database Appliance ISO Image for release 19.21. Provisioning Oracle Database Appliance Software Oracle Database Appliance RDBMS Clone for ODACLI/DCS Stack 30403662 Use Oracle Database Appliance Database Clone 19.21.0.0.231017 for ODACLI/DCS stack to create 19.21.0.0.0 database homes for the ODACLI/DCS stack. Provisioning Oracle Database Appliance Software Oracle Database Appliance 19.21.0.0.0 OS ISO Image for all Platform 30403643 Use the ISO image to re-image the operating system for Oracle Database Appliance 19.21. Re-imaging a server installs the new operating system on the local disks on that server. Re-imaging Oracle Database Appliance Oracle Database Appliance 19.21.0.0.0 DB System Image Download for KVM 32451228 Use the KVM DB System template to deploy KVM-based virtualization for Oracle Database Appliance 19.21. Managing DB Systems in KVM Deployment Oracle Database Appliance 21.8.0.0.221018 GI Clone for DB Systems 33152235 Use the Oracle Grid Infrastructure 21c clone file to deploy Oracle Grid Infrastucture 21c on DB system. Managing DB Systems in KVM Deployment Oracle Database Appliance 21.8.0.0.221018 Database Clone for DB Systems 33152237 Use the Oracle Database Appliance 21c clone file to deploy Oracle Database 21c database on DB system. Managing DB Systems in KVM Deployment

Trend Micro recommends that you upgrade the Deep Security Virtual Appliance with the newest version to take advantage of the latest security patches, updates, and ongoing support. The appliance has two parts, which can be upgraded separately: the appliance service virtual machine (SVM) the Deep Security Agent embedded in the appliance SVM The term 'appliance SVM' refers to the Deep Security Virtual Appliance virtual machine deployed in your VMware infrastructure. Topics: Appliance support duration and upgrade recommendations Do the versions of the appliance SVM, embedded agent, and Deep Security Manager need to match? Check whether you need to upgrade Upgrade the appliance Appliance support duration and upgrade recommendations The appliance SVM and the appliance's embedded agent have different release cycles, so you'll need to upgrade them on different schedules. See the table below for details. Component Release schedule Best practice for upgrades Support Appliance SVM Released with each Long-term support (LTS) release of Deep Security. There are no feature releases (FRs) of the appliance SVM. Upgrade yearly. 3 years standard support 4 years extended support Embedded agent Released with the appliance SVM with each LTS release, and as a separate download with each FR. Upgrade at least yearly, or whenever a new compatible agent is available. Matches the appliance SVM support Do the versions of the appliance SVM, embedded agent, and Deep Security Manager need to match? No, but the manager version must be equal to or greater than the appliance SVM and embedded agent. Check whether you need to upgrade If you're not sure which version of the appliance SVM and embedded agent you're running, or whether new versions are available, read this section to find out. Otherwise, skip this section and proceed directly to Upgrade the appliance. Consult these sections to determine whether you need to upgrade: Determine which versions of the appliance SVM and embedded agent you're using Determine whether a new appliance SVM is available Determine whether a new agent is available Determine which versions of the appliance SVM and embedded agent you're using In Deep Security Manager, click Computers. In the search box at the top right, enter Deep Security Virtual Appliance to find the appliance virtual machines. Right-click the appliance virtual machine, and click Details > General.The Virtual Appliance Version property indicates the version of the embedded Deep Security Agent. This agent is deployed on the appliance SVM. Write down this value.The Appliance (SVM) Version property indicates the version of the Deep Security Virtual Appliance package that is used to deploy this virtual machine. Write down this value. Determine whether a new appliance SVM is available In Deep Security Manager, click Administration. On the left, expand Updates > Software > Download Center. In the

The new host (See Cisco Prime Infrastructure Quick Start Guide). Step 4 Configure the new host to use the same remote backup repository as the old host (see Use a Remote Backup Repository). Step 5 Restore the application backup on the remote repository to the new host (see Restore an Application Backup). Migrate to Another Physical Appliance Using Backup and Restore You will need to migrate your Prime Infrastructure data from an existing physical appliance to a new one whenever you want to: Replace the old appliance entirely, such as after a catastrophic hardware failure. In this case, you can order a replacement appliance, then migrate your data from the old appliance to the new appliance. Migrate to a newly installed appliance. In both cases, it is relatively easy to migrate your old data to the new appliance by restoring to the new appliance an appliance or application backup from the old host. Procedure Step 1 If the old appliance is still functional: If you have not already done so, set up a remote backup repository for the old appliance (see “Use a Remote Backup Repositories” in Related Topics). Take an appliance or application backup of the old appliance on the remote repository (see “Take Appliance Backups” or “Take Application Backups”, as appropriate). Step 2 Configure the new appliance to use the same remote backup repository as the old appliance (see “Use a Remote Backup Repositories”). Step 3 Restore the appliance or application backup on the remote repository to the new appliance (see “Restore From Appliance Backups” or “Restore From Application Backups”, as appropriate). Be sure to follow the procedure appropriate for the type of backup you are restoring. For example: If you took an application backup from the old appliance, you must restore it using the procedure for restoring application backups, not appliance backups. Backup and Restore with Operations Center Prime Infrastructure instances running Operations Center and Operations center Server can support restores of application backups taken using the CLI from versions 3.6.X, 3.7.x. You cannot schedule automatic application backups from the Prime Infrastructure instance running Operations Center. For more details, see Use Remote Backup Repository and Restore From Application Backups.

Learn how to acquire and deploy a new Server Control Utility Appliance VMWare OVA, Use this procedure to download and deploy a new Server Control Utility Appliance VMWare OVA for major (X.x) release.Download the Utility Appliance software from the Broadcom Support site. For more information, see Download PAM Installation Media.Import the PAM Utility Appliance OVA into VMWare or a VMWare-compatible infrastructure. Read and accept the license.Select Properties of the imported OVA. Set network and disk specifications as required.Take a snapshot of the image before starting. Start the VM. The Utility Appliance can take several minutes to load upon its initial boot. The Blue Console screen appears in VMWare when the initial deployment process is complete and the Utility Appliance VM is ready to use. Select Network Interfaces and take note of the IP address that is assigned to the Utility Appliance VM.Stop the Utility Appliance VM and do the following steps before configuring the Utility Appliance in PAM: Take a snapshot of the Utility Appliance VM.Clone the Utility Appliance VM. The Utility Appliance is shipped with a default SSH key that is known to PAM. Once the Utility Appliance is added to PAM, that key is rotated and cloning of that Utility Appliance is no longer recommended.

Can proceed to Step 5: Check that maintenance mode was turned off. Step 5: Check that maintenance mode was turned off Check that maintenance mode was turned off if you enabled it previously. If it is still on, turn it off now. Step 6: Check that the new appliance SVM is activated In Deep Security Manager, at the top, click Computers. Find Trend Micro Deep Security in the list and double-click it. This is the appliance. Check the following:Check that the status is set to Managed (Online). This indicates that the agent was successfully activated.Check that the Virtual Appliance Version is set to the version of the embedded Deep Security Agent. This version should match the version of the newest agent software found under Administration > Updates > Software > Local or a specific version you set in Administration > System Settings > Updates > Virtual Appliance Deployment.Check that the Appliance (SVM) Version is set to the version of the newest Deep Security Virtual Appliance package under Administration > Updates > Software > Local. You have now upgraded your appliance SVM. Step 7: Final step Repeat all the steps in this section, starting at Step 2: Review or restore identified files and ending at Step 6: Check that the new appliance SVM is activated for each appliance SVM that needs to be upgraded. Guest VMs are activated according to how you set up activation when you deployed your old Deep Security Virtual Appliance. For details on activation set up, see the activation section of Deploy the appliance (NSX-V) or Deploy the appliance (NSX-T). Upgrade the agent embedded on the appliance SVM and apply OS patches You can upgrade just the Deep Security Agent that's embedded on the appliance SVM, and apply OS patches at the same time, without redeploying the appliance SVM. When you upgrade just the embedded agent, the appliance SVM’s original end-of-support date remains in effect. For details, see Appliance support duration and upgrade recommendations Follow these instructions to upgrade the embedded agent on the appliance SVM. Determine which versions of the appliance SVM and embedded agent you're using. You'll need this information to complete the remaining steps in this procedure. Import appliance patches, if they exist (failure to do so generates system event 740 to indicate that the patch was not imported):Log in to Deep Security Manager.On the left, expand Updates > Software > Download Center.In the main pane, enter Agent-DSVA in the search bar on the top-right and press Enter. One or more patches appear with the name Agent-DSVA-CentOS--.x86_64.zip.Select a patch that is compatible with your appliance SVM. Consult the compatibility table that follows for guidance. If you don't see a compatible patch, it's because it