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# Uploading a Software Release

#### ***Applies to versions: v2.8 v2.9***

**Note: This procedure does NOT affect service**.

New files are installed for the new release on the server's hard drive in a separate folder from the current active release.

**To upload a new release:**

1- Log on to the web portal of your primary host, (if system has redundant hosts).

2- Click **Packages & Licenses** in the navigation menu.

![PackagesAndLicences 0](https://docs.telcobridges.com/w/images/0/03/PackagesAndLicences_0.png)

3- Click **Browse...** and select the Toolpack installer (TBToolpack-...).

![PackagesAndLicences 2](https://docs.telcobridges.com/w/images/6/65/PackagesAndLicences_2.png)

4- Once the file is selected, click **Upload package**.

This process will take a while, depending on the speed of the connection to the Web Portal. When the installation of the software is completed, the following should appear.


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