Which of the following describes how to upgrade a stand-alone WebUI server?

The correct procedure for upgrading a stand-alone WebUI server involves first stopping the WebUI service to release file locks and ensure a clean installation. The BigFix WebUI installer for the new version is then copied to and executed on the stand-alone WebUI server itself, not the main BigFix server. The installer detects the existing version and performs the upgrade. After the installation is complete, the WebUI service must be started again to resume normal operations.

A. This is incorrect because it omits the critical step of stopping the WebUI service before running the installer, which can lead to upgrade failures or an inconsistent state.

C. This is incorrect because for a stand-alone WebUI installation, the installer must be run on the WebUI server, not the main BigFix Server.

D. This is incorrect as it specifies running the installer on the BigFix Server, which is only appropriate if the WebUI is co-located with the main server, not for a stand-alone instance.

1. HCL BigFix Installation Guide Version 10.0. "Upgrading on Windows systems

" Section: "Upgrading the WebUI." The guide states

"Before you start the upgrade process

ensure that you stop the WebUI service and any other BigFix service running on the machine where you are upgrading the WebUI... To upgrade the WebUI

run the installer of the new version on the computer where the WebUI is installed."

2. HCL BigFix Installation Guide Version 10.0. "Upgrading on Linux systems

" Section: "Upgrading the WebUI." The procedure for Linux also specifies stopping the service first: "Stop the WebUI service by running the command: service bfxwebreports stop... Run the ./install.sh script from the WebUI folder in the Installation Manager dashboard."