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Upgrading Out of Date cPanel Installation Inquiry

joanatanasoff314
Hello, I am trying to update my WHM control panel from version 11.34 to version the latest release (70+), but I am not able to do so. In my Update settings there is no option to upgrade to version higher than 11.74. Is it possible and if yes how to proceed, if not why? Thank you in advance.

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  • cPanelMichael
    Hello @joanatanasoff314, Can you run the following commands on this system and let us know the output? cat /etc/redhat-release cat /usr/local/cpanel/version arch
    Thank you.
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  • joanatanasoff314
    Hello, I am trying to update my WHM control panel from version 11.34 to version the latest release (70+), but I am not able to do so. In my Update settings there is no option to upgrade to version higher than 11.74. Is it possible and if yes how to proceed, if not why? Thank you in advance.

    1st Command CentOS release 6.9 (Final) CentOS release 6.9 (Final) CentOS release 6.9 (Final) 2nd Command 11.34.2.8 architecture x86_64 Thank you for the fast reply!
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  • cPanelMichael
    I am trying to update my WHM control panel from version 11.34 to version the latest release (70+), but I am not able to do so. In my Update settings there is no option to upgrade to version higher than 11.74. Is it possible and if yes how to proceed, if not why?

    Hello @joanatanasoff314, I believe this is just a misunderstanding about the way our version numbers appear. As of cPanel & WHM version 54, the user interface no longer includes the parent value in the version number. However, most internal processes, such as configuration files, API functions, and RPM files, will continue to use the parent version number. Thus, cPanel & WHM version 74 (e.g. 11.74) is the most recent version available. You can read more about how this works at: Product Versions and the Release Process - cPanel Knowledge Base - cPanel Documentation Thank you.
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  • joanatanasoff314
    Hello @joanatanasoff314, I believe this is just a misunderstanding about the way our version numbers appear. As of cPanel & WHM version 54, the user interface no longer includes the parent value in the version number. However, most internal processes, such as configuration files, API functions, and RPM files, will continue to use the parent version number. Thus, cPanel & WHM version 74 (e.g. 11.74) is the most recent version available. You can read more about how this works at:
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  • cPanelMichael
    In version 54.12.22 is the parent value 12?

    No, the parent value is still 11. 11.74 is the most recent version to be published. You can see the release date for each previous version at:
    Also just out of the curiosity, can i upgrade to something other than version 74.

    Yes, you can choose the Stable tier in WHM >> Update Preferences to upgrade to cPanel & WHM version 72, or use the LTS tier to upgrade to cPanel & WHM version 70 (since you are on 11.34, you would need to manually modify the     Can you check to see if those instructions work? Thank you.
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