Service points perform updates in a serial format, where service points will update one by one. During the service point update, they will continue to process query information, resulting in no downtime.
When the service point version of a site is updated as a result of an automatic update across all sites or a manual update of selected sites, the service points deployed from those sites recognize that an update is available on the next periodic poll to the DNS Edge Cloud. The service point then retrieves the update from the DNS Edge Cloud and serially begin to perform an update to the new service point version.
The service point update settings allow you to control whether service points are automatically updated with each new service point version release. By default, service points are configured to automatically update.
If your service point version falls outside of the supported service point versions, your service point might not function as expected or successfully update to a newer service point version. You can also no longer deploy new service points from the site that is running the unsupported service point version. BlueCat recommends running the latest service point version to ensure that all features function as expected on the service point.
- In the top navigation bar, click
and select Service Point Update Settings.
- Select the Automatic Updates toggle to enable or disable automatic service point updates.
- Click Save.
- Confirm that you wish to enable or disable the service point updates.
If you have disabled service point updates, you can manually update service points from the Sites page.