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  Process 1: Install GFI MailEssentials on the Active cluster node. 
  Process 2: Stop the GFI MailEssentials Legacy Attendant and the 
GFI  POP2Exchange  cluster  resources  and  move  the  Exchange 
Virtual Server cluster group resource to a passive/other node. 
  Process 3: Install GFI MailEssentials on another cluster node. 
  Process  4:  Add  specific  GFI  MailEssentials  services  to  the 
Exchange Virtual Server cluster resource group 
Repeat Processes 2, 3 and 4 above for the remaining passive node(s) 
in the cluster. 
3.6.1  Upgrade from earlier version 
If  you  are  currently  using  a  previous  version  of  GFI  MailEssentials 
(versions  9,  10,  11,  12  and  14),  you  can  upgrade  your  current 
installation while at the same time retain all your existing configuration 
settings. 
Pre-upgrade actions 
None 
Important notes 
  Upgrades  cannot be undone i.e.  you cannot downgrade to  an 
earlier version once you have installed the latest version. 
  On  upgrading  an  existing  installation,  licensing  reverts  to  trial 
version  and  a  new  fully  purchased  license  key  for  the  GFI 
MailEssentials 2010  is  required.  For more information on  new 
license keys, refer to: http://customers.gfi.com 
  You cannot change the installation path during GFI MailEssentials 
upgrades. 
  When upgrading from GFI MailEssentials 9, the current Bayesian 
weights  file  will  be  upgraded  to  the  new  format  used  in  GFI 
MailEssentials 10 or later. The new format is more compact and 
uses less memory. NO DATA WILL BE LOST. 
  When upgrading in a Microsoft Exchange cluster environment, all 
instances  of  GFI  MailEssentials  must  be  upgraded  i.e.  GFI 
MailEssentials  must  be  upgraded  on  all  cluster  nodes/servers 
making part of the cluster. 
Upgrade procedure 
1.  Launch  GFI  MailEssentials  installation  on  the  server  where  your 
earlier version of GFI MailEssentials is installed. 










