1. | Launch
an upgrade to Configuration Manager 2007 by choosing Install
Configuration Manager 2007 from the splash screen of the installation
media.
You can access the splash screen by
double-clicking splash.hta from the installation CD or other location
where you have the installation files available. You can also run setup.exe directly from the SMSSETUP\bin\<processor architecture> directory on the installation media.
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2. | After reviewing the important reminders on the Setup Wizard welcome screen shown in Figure 12, click Next.
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3. | Setup
will detect that you have an existing SMS or ConfigMgr primary site on
your server and provide the available options to upgrade or remove the
site, as displayed in the Available Setup Options screen in Figure 13. Make sure that Upgrade an existing Configuration Manager or SMS 2003 installation is selected and then click Next.
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4. | Review the license terms in the Microsoft Software License Terms dialog box shown in Figure 14.
Then select “I accept these license terms” if you wish to continue. You
may also choose to print the license terms. Click Next to continue.
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5. | You
have the opportunity to participate in the Customer Experience
Improvement Program. This is an optional program to provide feedback to
Microsoft, and your choice does not affect the upgrade process.
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6. | After
entering your selection, you will need to enter your 25-digit product
key, generally found on the installation CD case or supplied as part of
your volume license agreement.
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7. | After
you provide the product key, the wizard will prompt you to download the
latest prerequisite updates. The download can take a considerable
amount of time, so you may want to download the updates in advance. Make
the appropriate selection in the dialog box shown in Figure 15, and choose Next to enter or browse to the updated prerequisite components location.
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8. | Once
you download the updated prerequisites or supply the path to the
existing files, Setup runs a prerequisite check to verify your site
meets all required prerequisites.
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9. | When
the prerequisite check completes successfully, click Begin Install to
upgrade your site. This will take some time—the actual time depends
largely on your installation settings and the size of the site database.
Figure 16
shows the Setup Actions Status Monitoring screen, which provides a
detailed view of the actions Setup is performing and the status of each
action.
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10. | If you have ITMU installed, Setup detects its presence and launches the ITMU Setup Wizard displayed in Figure 17.
You can either complete the ITMU upgrade now, or cancel it and use the
SMSITMU.MSI installer file located in the \SMSSETUP\SUMSCANTOOLS\<processor architecture>
folder on the Configuration Manager installation media to upgrade the
scan tools after completing your Configuration Manager upgrade. If you
do not upgrade ITMU during the upgrade, it will be necessary to upgrade
it later for it to work properly for SMS clients with ConfigMgr 2007.
If you choose to upgrade ITMU at this point, the ITMU upgrade
process prompts you to download the latest security updates catalog from
the Web or supply an alternate location for the catalog, as shown in Figure 18.
Once you complete this dialog box and click Next, Setup finishes
the ITMU upgrade and displays the Setup Complete dialog box, shown in Figure 19.
The upgraded ITMU can deliver patches to SMS 2003 clients in your ConfigMgr site. As the message in the dialog box in Figure 9.19
indicates, you will need to ensure that your clients have Microsoft
Installer (MSI) 3.1 or later if you use ITMU to deliver updates for
Microsoft Office or other Windows Installer–based updates to those
clients. To provide continuity of service, you should plan to deploy
the appropriate MSI version to your clients before upgrading your site.
For Configuration Manager clients, you will need to install WSUS
and complete the additional steps required for ConfigMgr software
updates.
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11. | After
ITMU Setup completes, the focus returns to the Configuration Manager
Setup Action Status Monitoring dialog box previously displayed in Figure 9.16. The Next button is enabled when all actions complete; at this time, all the actions should now show a green success indicator.
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12. | Clicking Next brings up the completion dialog box shown in Figure 20.
Click the View Log button to check for any errors and confirm the end
of the log includes the message “Installation and configuration
processes are done.”
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13. | Confirm that the following services have started:
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14. | Finally, you should open the Configuration Manager console and review the site system status and component status. |
