This article is intended for users who are currently running VMS Gateway 8.1 or above.
Upgrade steps
These steps are the same as a fresh installation; however, your configuration is retained by the installation process.
Expert users can download the .rpm file here if required; however, we recommend following the instructions to download and install in two simple commands.
Do you have a multi-PC installation?
You should perform the following steps on the primary PC first (the one running the web interface) and then on each of your additional PCs!
Open the Terminal application – this should give you a command prompt
Check the current directory does not already have a file called vmsg-x86-latest.rpm - if it does, delete it with:
rm vmsg-x86-latest.rpm
Download VMS Gateway using this command
wget http://get.edgevis.com/vmsg-x86-latest.rpm
Run the installer using this command:
sudo rpm -U ./vmsg-x86-latest.rpm
You will be asked to enter your Red Hat password, and then to confirm installation.
After the installer has completed, allow your system a couple of minutes before logging into the web interface. Your virtual ONVIF devices may take up to five minutes to become available as they are upgraded to the latest release.