C1000-026 · Question #52
What should an administrator do to successfully upgrade an IBM Security QRadar system from an older version?
The correct answer is A. Verify the upgrade path, and review the software, hardware and high availability requirements. Option A is correct because a successful QRadar upgrade requires a complete pre-upgrade checklist: confirming a supported upgrade path (you can't always jump from any version to any other), and verifying that your software, hardware, and HA environment all meet the new…
Question
What should an administrator do to successfully upgrade an IBM Security QRadar system from an older version?
Options
- AVerify the upgrade path, and review the software, hardware and high availability requirements.
- BVerify the upgrade path and update the QRadar apps.
- CReview the release notes and review the architecture.
- DReview the software, hardware and high availability requirements, and consider to update the
How the community answered
(40 responses)- A88% (35)
- B8% (3)
- C3% (1)
- D3% (1)
Explanation
Option A is correct because a successful QRadar upgrade requires a complete pre-upgrade checklist: confirming a supported upgrade path (you can't always jump from any version to any other), and verifying that your software, hardware, and HA environment all meet the new version's requirements - skipping any of these can cause a failed or unstable upgrade.
Why the distractors fall short:
- B is incomplete - updating QRadar apps is a post-upgrade task, not a prerequisite, and it omits the critical hardware/HA checks.
- C is partially valid (release notes are useful) but reviewing architecture alone is not an official pre-upgrade requirement and misses the concrete compatibility checks.
- D appears to be a truncated option, but even as presented it omits verifying the upgrade path, which is the foundational first step - you must confirm the path is supported before anything else matters.
Memory tip: Think of the acronym "PATH" - Path verification, Architecture requirements (software), Topology (HA), Hardware. Option A is the only choice that covers all the bases before you touch the upgrade button.
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