Step 1: Shut down SecureAI
If the product runs as an application, click Start > All Programs > SecureAI > Stop SecureAI.
If the product runs as a Windows service, click Start > Run. Type services.msc and stop ManageEngine SecureAI.
Important: We strongly recommend you to take backups before applying the service pack. This helps prevent accidental loss of data. Steps to update builds
Service Pack install order for build
| Steps | SHA256 Checksum hash value |
|---|
| If your build number is | Update to build number | SHA256 Checksum hash value |
|---|---|---|
| 4000 to 4001 |
If the product runs as an application, click Start > All Programs > SecureAI > Stop SecureAI.
If the product runs as a Windows service, click Start > Run. Type services.msc and stop ManageEngine SecureAI.
If you are using the built-in PostgreSQL database, execute the stopDB.bat file in the <SecureAIHome>\bin to stop the database.
When using the built-in PostgreSQL database:
Run the initPgsql.bat file located in <SecureAIHome>\bin from the Command Prompt using the privileges of a domain or local admin account.
Run the backupDB.bat file located in <SecureAIHome>\bin directory.
Back up SecureAI by zipping the contents of the <SecureAIHome> directory.
Open the Command Prompt and execute the UpdateManager.bat file under the <SecureAIHome>\bin directory.
For Windows 7, Vista, 2008, and 2008 R2 machines with User Account Control enabled, select Run as Administrator while opening the Command Prompt.
Click Browse and select the service pack file that you have downloaded.
Click Install. Depending on the amount of data to be migrated, the installation procedure may take a few minutes. Please do not terminate this process prematurely.
Once the service pack is installed, click Close and then Exit to quit the Update Manager.
If the product runs as an application, click Start > All Programs > SecureAI > Start SecureAI.
If the product runs as a Windows service, click Start > Run. Type services.msc, and in the window that opens, Start ManageEngine SecureAI.