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1. Verify that Java 11 is installed and set up correctly. If upgrading from an earlier version, JRE can be removed from the FIXEdge folder (Java from JAVA_HOME will be used instead).

2. Note that the following files have been updated in FIXEdge 6.18.0 and should be reviewed for compatibility. If you are using custom versions of these files, please restore any changes you have made.

   1. Windows:

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      FIXEdge1.run.cmd

   2. Linux:

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      FIXEdge1.run.sh (if TAR.GZ is used ) fixedge.service (if RPM is used)

3. Copy and overwrite all files in FIXEdge's FIXEdge/plugins directory with new plugin files from the FIXEdge package.

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1. Make sure that there is a backup copy of the working installation of FIXICC and FIXICC-Agent.

2. Remove the existing directories:

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   rm -rf <FIXEdge installation>/fixicc-agent/ rm -rf <FIXEdge installation>/fixicc/

3. Copy all files into the respective directories:

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   cp -r <new fixicc-agent package>/* <FIXEdge installation>/fixicc-agent/ cp -r <new fixicc package>/* <FIXEdge installation>/fixicc/

4. If there were changes in fixicc-agent and fixicc configuration then replace the new configuration with the configuration from the backup.

   1. The default Windows path for fixicc-agent configuration is:

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      fixicc-agent\FIXEdge1.fixicc-agent\conf\

   2. The default Linux path for fixicc-agent configuration is:

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      fixicc-agent/conf

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