Phase 1 / 7. Server_2: Check and save the "Redundancy" dialog box
● Open the "Redundancy" editor and check the settings in the dialog box. Click "OK" to exit
the dialog box even if you have made no changes.
Phase 1 / 8. Server_2: Check and save the "Time Synchronization" dialog box
● Open the "Time Synchronization" editor and check the settings in the dialog box. Click "OK"
to exit the dialog box even if you have made no changes.
Phase 1 / 9. Client_2: Deactivate process mode and exit WinCC
● Deactivate the process mode on all clients where Server_2 is set up as preferred server.
Note
In WinCC Explorer (Server data), you can activate Server_1 for operation as preferred
server for Client_2 within the phases 1 and 2. This setting retains operability of the clients.
Phase 1 / 10. Server_2: Activate WinCC Runtime
● Activate WinCC Runtime on Server_2.
The system reacts as follows:
– There is no server switchover. Depending on the configuration, the activated Server_2
becomes the standby or master server.
– All OS clients still receive their visualization data from OS server Server_1, which has
not yet been updated.
Note
If a Process Historian is used in the project ensure the following:
● The Process Historian was updated before
● The Process Historian is in the "Active" state.
● "PH-Ready Configuration" was done after update-/new- installation at Server_2.
Phase 1 / 11. Other redundant OS server pairs: Repeat steps 1 to 10
● If you are using more than one redundant OS server pair, you must first update standby
server Server_2 for each.
● Carry out the Phase 1 steps 1 through 10 for each Server_2.
Note
Migration of the central archive server (CAS) on the Process Historian
You can find more information about this in the "WinCC Classic Information System".
Result after Phase 1
● Server_2 is updated and not connected to any OS clients.
● Server_1 is the master server in the PCS 7 project being updated.
Failure, switchover and reintegration of high availability components
7.10 Guide to updating a redundant OS in runtime
High Availability Process Control Systems (V9.0)
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