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LRE 2022 R1 VERSION Upgrade to Loadrunner version 2024.1 process steps

Varshini Pundla

Hi Team,

Can anyone help me for process steps to upgrade LRE new version from LoadRunner 2022 R1 to LoadRunner 2024.1.

Kindly, please provide the process.

we have one LRE SERVER

12LRE Host machines with admin access.

and we are oracle 19c for database 

I have admin rights to install..

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    The Upgrade instructions are in here: LoadRunner Enterprise Installation Guide (microfocus.com)
    To the best of my knowledge, there isn't anything like your links for a modern version. Huge changes in the last 9 years and ~14 versions, so I would stick to the official documentation. :)  In a nutsehll:

    Collect your IDs and passwords and security values. They are listed in the Install guide.
    Back up your existing assets ( DB and repository)!! Verify they are valid, complete backups.
    Run the Installer on LRE, then your Hosts
    Reconfigure Hosts in LRE > Admin > Hosts ( So the New server softare sees the matching New Hosts software)
    Run a GNDN sanity check Project on the environment, but it should be fine.

    If your concern comes from the nightmare that moving from PC/ALM to LR 20xx was, rest easy. the days of suffering and gnashing of teeth is over! I have seen installs like this done-done in less than a week. The pain of getting past 12.x is a thing of the past. 

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