NEC Express5800/320Ma User Manual page 107

Active Upgrade technology
A process that allows you to upgrade system software and applications on an
Express5800/320Ma system while its critical applications remain online and
accessible to users. For more information, see the Overview.
application service
A program that runs in the background and performs tasks related to other
programs on the local system or on remote systems. For example, a server may
run an Exchange service, which can process email for local and remote systems.
The Active Upgrade console allows you to specify services that are related to your
applications so that, when necessary, the applications and services may be started
or stopped simultaneously.
See also custom
advanced video redirection (AVR) session
See Remote KVM.
call
To declare a program, script, or file that will be referenced by the current file. See
also nesting (for configuration files).
child configuration
A configuration file that is
configuration.
commit upgrade
The stage of the Active Upgrade process during which the system makes the
upgrade permanent by remirroring the upgraded system disk and the current data
disk with their older partner disks.
You cannot abort the Active Upgrade process after you commit the upgrade,
because the original version of your system is erased as a result of reestablishing
the RDR mirrors.
action.
called into a parent configuration
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