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Preparing to upgrade

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ADOBE FLASH MEDIA SERVER 4 Installation Guide Some antivirus programs, such as Panda Antivirus, and programs that install their own wrappers for system-level socket calls may cause Flash Media Server to fail. (Other antivirus programs, such as Norton AntiVirus™, are compatible with Flash Media Server.) If you are experiencing problems with Flash Media Server and have antivirus software installed, try removing the antivirus program. Do not run Flash Media Server with virtualization software. Virtualization software impacts server performance and is an unsupported configuration. Preparing to upgrade Workflow for upgrading 1. Understand the upgrade paths. For more information, see Upgrade paths. 2. Back up existing data. For more information, see Back up data. 3. Uninstall the existing version of Flash Media Server. For more information, see Uninstalling the server. 4. Install the server. For more information, see Installing the server. Upgrade paths You can upgrade to Flash Media Interactive Server 3 from any Flash Media Server 2 installation or from Flash Media Streaming Server. There is no upgrade path to Flash Media Streaming Server. The Flash Media Server 3 installer performs the following: 1 (Windows only) Saves the existing serial number, applications directory, and conf directory (which contains the configuration files). 2 Uninstalls the existing Flash Media Server 2 installation. 3 Prompts for a serial number. If you do not enter a serial number, Flash Media Development Server is installed. Back up data 1 Before you upgrade to Flash Media Server 3, save copies of the following folders to another computer or to external media: • conf/ • licenses/ • modules/ • applications/ 2 After installing the server, do the following:

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ADOBE FLASH MEDIA SERVER
Installation Guide
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Some antivirus programs, such as Panda Antivirus, and programs that install their own wrappers for system-level
socket calls may cause Flash Media Server to fail. (Other antivirus programs, such as Norton AntiVirus™, are
compatible with Flash Media Server.) If you are experiencing problems with Flash Media Server and have antivirus
software installed, try removing the antivirus program.
Do not run Flash Media Server with virtualization software. Virtualization software impacts server performance and
is an unsupported configuration.
Preparing to upgrade
Workflow for upgrading
1.
Understand the upgrade paths.
For more information, see
Upgrade paths
.
2.
Back up existing data.
For more information, see
Back up data
.
3.
Uninstall the existing version of Flash Media Server.
For more information, see
Uninstalling the server
.
4.
Install the server.
For more information, see
Installing the server
.
Upgrade paths
You can upgrade to Flash Media Interactive Server 3 from any Flash Media Server 2 installation or from Flash Media
Streaming Server. There is no upgrade path to Flash Media Streaming Server.
The Flash Media Server 3 installer performs the following:
1
(Windows only) Saves the existing serial number, applications directory, and conf directory (which contains the
configuration files).
2
Uninstalls the existing Flash Media Server 2 installation.
3
Prompts for a serial number. If you do not enter a serial number, Flash Media Development Server is installed.
Back up data
1
Before you upgrade to Flash Media Server 3, save copies of the following folders to another computer or to
external media:
conf/
licenses/
modules/
applications/
2
After installing the server, do the following: