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Strange why its the same size as the full upgrade v10.1
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Strange why its the same size as the full upgrade v10.1

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PLanning on upgrading our BES10.0 box soon. &nbsp;Currently only using BDS. &nbsp;WOuld like to get UDS on there too at some point after 10.1 is on.<br />
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Question is, it says to backup shared apps folders, sql database etc.<br />
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Our server is a VM. &nbsp;In the event we backup the VM and apply an upgrade, which fails. &nbsp;We can roll the VM back in time. &nbsp;Has anyone else done this?<br />
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Also, reading the notes, it says 10.1.1 is a maintenance release (patch), but its 800mb+ so is it a patch or a full install which can be applied to the v10.0 server?<br />
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Also if it breaks, will it affect active sync?<br />
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Thanks
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PLanning on upgrading our BES10.0 box soon.  Currently only using BDS.  WOuld like to get UDS on there too at some point after 10.1 is on.

Question is, it says to backup shared apps folders, sql database etc.

Our server is a VM.  In the event we backup the VM and apply an upgrade, which fails.  We can roll the VM back in time.  Has anyone else done this?

Also, reading the notes, it says 10.1.1 is a maintenance release (patch), but its 800mb+ so is it a patch or a full install which can be applied to the v10.0 server?

Also if it breaks, will it affect active sync?

Thanks

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