# Server upgrade

When the new Storware Endpoints server upgrade package is available it is uploaded to the Storware repository server (`https://repo.storware.eu/storware/current/`).

To do the Storware Endpoints server upgrade, do the following steps:

1. Login to the shell as the `root` user.
2. Use the `dnf clean all` command to clean information about cached packages.
3. To update the Storware Endpoints server, execute the following command:

   ```
   # yum update sbr-endpoints-server
   ```
4. If the command was executed successfully and the process is completed, the Storware Endpoints server has to be restarted. To do this, do as follow:
   1. Switch to the `kodo` user:

      ```
       #su kodo
      ```
   2. Go to the `/opt/storware/kodo-server/api-core/bin/` directory

      ```
       $ cd /opt/storware/kodo-server/api-core/bin/
      ```
   3. Execute the script `stop.sh` and then `start.sh`. You can also check the server status:

      ```
      $ ./stop.sh
      Stopping API (pid:1432)....
      $./start.sh
      Starting API (pid:1373).....
      $./status.sh
      API (pid:1373) running.
      ```
5. Now you can log in again to the Storware Backup & Recovery WebUI and use the Storware Endpoints tab.


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