IBM Installation Manager 1.8.0 + Windows Server 2008 R2 unsupported?
Currently trying to upgrade JTS + CCM from version 4.0.7 to version 5.0.2, which involves installing 5.0.2 into its own package group.
Environment:
OS: Windows Server 2008 R2 Standard Edition 6.1.7601
DB: Microsoft SQL Server 2012
App server: Tomcat
Used this wiki https://jazz.net/wiki/bin/view/Deployment/CLMSystemRequirements50, which has "Windows Server 2008 R2 Enterprise and Standard Editions" listed under "A1. Server Operating Systems".
Prior to this CLM upgrade, I installed 4.0.7 without any issue, using IBM Installation Manager 1.7.3.
On the jazz.net downloads page for 5.0.2, "... you need IBM Installation Manager 1.8 or later" and links me to 1.8.0.
Using this version of the IBM Installation Manager (1.8.0), I get this error message when attempting to install JTS + CCM:
CRJAZ9001W - The version of the operating system is not supported.
Thought this was weird considering installation manager V1.7.3 worked just fine... I know V1.7.3 uses JRE 1.6 and V1.8.0 uses JRE 1.7 and that may affect how the JVM gets the OS version, so I thought I could just override the os.version system property in an attempt to trick the installation manager; this didn't work, similar error message as before:
CRJAZ9001W - The version of the operating system is not supported.
Not really sure where the installation manager is getting 6.1.0 from, at first guess I think this may be a bug.
Don't know how to get around this unless we splash out on Windows Server 2012...
So two questions really:
Is it possible to use IBM Installation Manager 1.7.3 to install CLM 5.0.2?
Does anyone have any other suggestions for getting 1.8.0 working?
Thanks in advance!
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I looked and the system requirements for RTC 5.0.2 do point to Installation Manager 1.8 or above.
Dom Honey selected this answer as the correct answer
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Dom Honey
commented Aug 14 '17, 3:51 a.m.
Many thanks, you're right - I was able to continue the installation from that point and everything looks OK. Cheers! |
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