What are two actions that an administrator should take to upgrade an EUM Server that is currently in production? (Choose two.)

To upgrade an EUM Server that is currently in production, the administrator should follow these

steps:

Stop the EUM Server before the upgrade. This ensures that the EUM Server does not process any

incoming data from the EUM agents during the upgrade process. The administrator can use

the eum.sh or eum.bat script to stop the EUM Server gracefully1.

Run the new installer on the EUM host machine. The installer will detect the existing EUM Server

installation and prompt the administrator to upgrade it to the latest version. The installer will also

migrate the EUM data from the old version to the new version, if needed. The administrator should

follow the instructions on the installer wizard to complete the upgrade2.

The other options are not necessary or correct for upgrading the EUM Server. The administrator does

not need to stop or upgrade the EUM agents, as they are compatible with the new version of the

EUM Server. The administrator does not need to update the EUM Server access key, as it remains the

same after the upgrade. The administrator does not need to install MySQL, as it is bundled with the

EUM Server installation package2. Reference: Upgrade the Production EUM Server and Start and

Stop the EUM Server in the AppDynamics documentation.