Error "Request Entity Too Large" when upgrading RSA Authentication Manager from versions (8.2 SP1 up to 8.4 P13) to 8.5
Originally Published: 2020-09-05
Article Number
Applies To
RSA Product/Service Type: Authentication Manager
RSA Version/Condition: 8.2 SP1, 8.3, 8.4, 8.5
Issue
An attempt to upgrade RSA Authentication Manager to version 8.5 while using the browser as an update source, the following error is received.
Error 413--Request Entity Too Large
Cause
See the following note: Upgrading RSA Authentication Manager
You can upgrade directly to RSA Authentication Manager 8.5 from a Windows shared folder, an NFS share, or a DVD or CD. Applying the version 8.5 upgrade through your local web browser is not supported.
Also, The maximum upload size that is allowed by the Operations Console is 2 GB by default, while the Authentication Manager 8.5 upgrade ISO is 3 GB+.
Resolution
Notes
Internal Replication Error After Upgrading to RSA Authentication Manager 8.5
Known Issues (in the “Upgrading” section):
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