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<ul> <li>
  • Right-click
  • the
  • Bundle
  • on
  • the
  • list
  • to
  • display
  • an
and click <b>Promote
  •  and click Promote Bundle...
</b>. <li> Open the Bundle record and either click the <b>Promote
  • .
  • Open the Bundle record and either click the Promote Bundle...
</b>
  •  button
  • or
  • access
  • the
and click <b>Promote
  •  and click Promote Bundle...
</b>
  • .
</ul>

The Promote Bundle pop-up dialog displays.

 

Step 1

From the Lifecycle Management navigation pane, select Bundles. The Bundles list displays.
 

Step 2

Locate the Bundle that you want to promote and either:

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Promote Bundle
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Step 3

If the selected Bundle record specifies a Default Promotion Target, the name of that Target displays in the Promotion Target field.

You can change, or select, the Promotion Target by selecting any Target from the drop-down list.

Step 4

The default login User and Password, or Personal Access Token is provided from the selected Promotion Target record. If you want to override the defaults, click Override Credentials. From the Authentication Method dropdown menu, select Basic to override using a username and password or select Access Token to override using a personal access token. 

If the promotion contains new or modified Universal Templates, click Allow Universal Template Changes; otherwise, the promotion will not succeed. See Diagnosing Promotion Failures for details.

Step 6

If you want to schedule the promotion of the bundle at a later time, click Schedule.

Step 7

Click Submit.
 
The Controller logs in to the target machine specified in the URI field of the Promotion Target record and copies the bundled records to the target Controller. Based on the specified Agent mapping, the target Agent replaces the source Agent where required.
 
If you scheduled the promotion to be run at a later time, a record of the promotion is created in the Promotion Schedules list.
 

Note
titleNote

The promotion process creates audit records on the source and target machine. On the target machine, the Controller also creates a Promotion History record. For details, see Promotion History and the Restore Option.


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<ul> <li>
  • Right-click
  • the
  • Bundle
  • on
  • the
  • list
  • to
  • display
  • an
and click <b>Promote
  •  and click Promote Bundle...
</b>. <li> Open the Bundle record and either click the <b>Promote
  • .
  • Open the Bundle record and either click the Promote Bundle...
</b>
  •  button
  • or
  • access
  • the
and click <b>Promote
  •  and click Promote Bundle...
</b>
  • .
</ul>

The Promote Bundle pop-up dialog displays.

 

Step 1

From the Bundles & Promotion navigation pane, select Bundles. The Bundles list displays.
 

Step 2

Locate the Bundle that you want to promote and either:

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Step 3

The default login ID and password, or personal access token is provided from the Promotion Target record, if specified. If you want to override the default, click Override Credentials. From the Authentication Method dropdown menu, select Basic to override using a username and password or select Access Token to override using a personal access token.

Step 4

If the promotion contains new or modified Universal Templates, click Allow Universal Template Changes; otherwise, the promotion will not succeed. See Diagnosing Promotion Failures for details.

Step 5

Click Schedule. Additional fields display on the Promote Bundle pop-up dialog that let you create a promotion schedule.
 

Step 6

Select a Date and Time when you want the bundle to be promoted.

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Create Snapshot
Create Snapshot
Step 7

If you want to schedule the promotion using the current Bundle records, select Create Snapshot. When you submit the schedule, the current Bundle records are collected immediately and promoted at the scheduled time. Any changes to Bundle records between the time that the promotion was scheduled and the time that the promotion was performed are not promoted.
 
If you want to schedule the promotion using the Bundle records collected dynamically at the time of the scheduled promotion, do not select Create Snapshot.

Step 8

If you want to send a System Notification on the success and/or failure of the promotion, select one of the following from the System Notification drop-down list:

  • Operation Failure (default)
  • Operation Success/Failure
  • Operation Success

If you do not want to send a System Notification, select – None --.
 

Note
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Promotions without a specified Schedule will run immediately. Real-time notifications will be displayed in the Console, rather than through System Notifications.


Step 9

Click Submit. A record of the promotion schedule is listed in the Promotion Schedules list.
 
After a scheduled promotion has completed, it will remain on the list (where it can be rescheduled to run again) for the number of days specified by the Promotion Schedule Retention Period In Days Universal Controller system property.

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  • Right-click
  • the
  • record
  • to
  • display
  • an
  • ,
  • and
  • then
click <b>Promote</b>. <li> Display the record Details,
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  • click Promote.

The Promote dialog displays, prompting you to select the Promotion Target from a drop-down list. Select the target.


 

 
To promote multiple records, either:
 
Ctrl-click the records you want to promote, right-click any of the selected records to display an Action menu, and then click Promote. The Promote dialog displays, prompting you to select the Promotion Target from a drop-down list. Select the target.
 

 
OR
 
From any tasks list, right-click any column header for the list, display the Action menu, and select Run Command On Filtered > Promote.... The Promote dialog displays, prompting you to select the Promotion Target from a drop-down list. Select the target.
 

<ul> <li>
  • Select
  • one
  • or
  • more
  • record
  • types
  • from
  • the
  • drop-down
  • list.
<li> Click <b>Check All</b> above the list to select all record types. <li> Click <b>Uncheck All</b> above the list to de-select all record types. </ul>
  • Click Check All above the list to select all record types.
  • Click Uncheck All above the list to de-select all record types.

The Bundle Exclude On Existence Picker Default Universal Controller system property specifies which record types, if any, will be selected by default in the drop-down list.

Step 1

Display the records list for the type of record that you want to promote.

Step 2

Select the record(s) that you want to promote.
 
To promote a single record, either:

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Step 4

The default login ID and password, or personal access token is provided from the Promotion Target record. If you want to override the default, click Override Credentials. From the Authentication Method dropdown menu, select Basic to override using a username and password or select Access Token to override using a personal access token.

Step 5

Select Exclude on Existence if you want to specify record types in the promotion payload that will not be updated if they exist on the target payload. You can:

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Step 6

Select Follow References if you want to dynamically include records that are referenced by these records. (See Records Promoted When Follow References is Selected or Not Selected.)

Step 7

If the promotion contains new or modified Universal Templates, click Allow Universal Template Changes; otherwise, the promotion will not succeed. See Diagnosing Promotion Failures for details.

Step 8

Click Submit. The Controller logs in to the target machine specified in the URI field of the Promotion Target Record and copies the selected records to the target machine.

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