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Today I update my Local VM V10PU24 to PU25. I used the package named "Generally Available - Version 10.0.1 with Platform update 25". After 11 steps, my update complete. however, my co-work used 70 steps to complete it. I found I only used 11 steps because I only upgraded AOS service. I did upgrade on command prompt. How can I upgrade all service such as DevToolsService, DIXFService, PerfSDK, ReportingService.....

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Jack

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You have to update DefaultTopologyData.xml file in the package before generating the runbook and running the installation. Try to refer below link and see section Generate a runbook from the topology

docs.microsoft.com/.../install-deployable-package

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You can use community power-shell module that simplifies package installation, here is a function that you can use https://github.com/d365collaborative/d365fo.tools/blob/development/d365fo.tools/functions/invoke-d365sdpinstall.ps1

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Hi Sukrut

The following picture is my steps to update local VM. How can upgrade the DefaultTopologyData before I do it?

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Jack

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You must have downloaded zip file from LCS. If you open that file , it has defaultTopology.xml file . Update that file , as suggested in the documentation I linked and then generate a runbook. content of the default file looks like below , you have to make changes in that in order to update other components

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> -<TopologyData xmlns:xsi="www.w3.org/.../XMLSchema-instance" xmlns:xsd="www.w3.org/.../XMLSchema"> <Name>AX topology</Name> -<MachineList> -<Machine> <Name>localhost</Name> -<ServiceModelList> <string>AOSService</string>   </ServiceModelList> </Machine> </MachineList> -<BackupScript> <FileName/> <Automated>false</Automated> <Description>Please backup your environment now, set this step to complete once you finished backup</Description> </BackupScript> </TopologyData>

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You don't really need to generate topology manually, just use the command, it can generate everything for you.

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