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==Upgrading ColdFusion 10== | ==Upgrading ColdFusion 10== | ||
| − | ===Upgrading ColdFusion 10 to the latest | + | ===Upgrading ColdFusion 10 to the latest version=== |
| + | #First, you will need to change your ColdFusion service to run as the local system account. To do this: | ||
| + | ##Click '''Start'''-->'''Administrative Tools'''-->'''Services''' | ||
| + | ##Find the '''ColdFusion 10 Application Server''' service, right-click it, and choose '''Properties''' | ||
| + | ##Click the '''Log On''' tab, and select the option for '''Local System account''' | ||
| + | ##Click '''OK''' and proceed | ||
#Log into ColdFusion Administrator | #Log into ColdFusion Administrator | ||
| − | #Navigate to Security-->Sandbox Security. Uncheck 'Enable ColdFusion Sandbox Security' and click 'Submit Changes'. | + | #Navigate to '''Security'''-->'''Sandbox Security'''. Uncheck '''Enable ColdFusion Sandbox Security''' and click '''Submit Changes'''. |
| − | #Restart ColdFusion in the Services section of your VPS. | + | #Restart ColdFusion in the '''Services''' section of your VPS. |
#Log back into ColdFusion Administrator | #Log back into ColdFusion Administrator | ||
| − | #Click the Server Updates link, then click | + | #Click the '''Server Updates''' link, then click '''Check for updates''' |
| − | #When you see and available update, click Download and install. | + | #When you see and available update, click Download and install. The ColdFusion Administrator will notify you that ColdFusion will be restarted. |
| − | # | + | #At this point click '''OK''' |
| − | + | #Log back into ColdFusion Administrator, go to '''Security'''-->'''Sandbox Security''' - check '''Enable ColdFusion Sandbox Security''' then click Submit Changes. | |
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| + | The last thing to do is [https://support.hostek.com/ submit a support ticket] asking our team to set the ColdFusion service back to the "ColdFusion runtime account" and restart the service. | ||
===Post-Upgrade: Upgrade the IIS connector=== | ===Post-Upgrade: Upgrade the IIS connector=== | ||
Revision as of 22:04, 23 December 2012
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Upgrading ColdFusion 10
Upgrading ColdFusion 10 to the latest version
- First, you will need to change your ColdFusion service to run as the local system account. To do this:
- Click Start-->Administrative Tools-->Services
- Find the ColdFusion 10 Application Server service, right-click it, and choose Properties
- Click the Log On tab, and select the option for Local System account
- Click OK and proceed
- Log into ColdFusion Administrator
- Navigate to Security-->Sandbox Security. Uncheck Enable ColdFusion Sandbox Security and click Submit Changes.
- Restart ColdFusion in the Services section of your VPS.
- Log back into ColdFusion Administrator
- Click the Server Updates link, then click Check for updates
- When you see and available update, click Download and install. The ColdFusion Administrator will notify you that ColdFusion will be restarted.
- At this point click OK
- Log back into ColdFusion Administrator, go to Security-->Sandbox Security - check Enable ColdFusion Sandbox Security then click Submit Changes.
The last thing to do is submit a support ticket asking our team to set the ColdFusion service back to the "ColdFusion runtime account" and restart the service.
Post-Upgrade: Upgrade the IIS connector
The ColdFusion to IIS connector must be upgraded after applying a ColdFusion 10 Update. After applying the latest update for ColdFusion 10, perform the following steps:
- Open a command prompt
- Navigate to C:\ColdFusion10\cfusion\runtime\bin:
cd C:\ColdFusion10\cfusion\runtime\bin - Open 'wsconfig.exe', issuing it the upgrade parameter:
.\wsconfig.exe -ws iis -site 0 -upgrade -v
The tool will restart IIS, then you'll be able to continue using ColdFusion.