Hello Gerard,
The upgrade order should not matter. Starting with the central manager is a logical choice.
I don't know what issue you had, perhaps a subtle difference in configuration?
...Tim
Our configuration is:
One central managerOne access point
Around 50 combined submit / execute nodes
A handful (around 8) execute only nodes
I tried upgrading the central manager from 10 to 23, and it all went kaput. Since the central manager is virtual I was able to restore the central manager to its 10 version and the system worked again.
Is there a different order I should be upgrading 10 to 23 in?
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