Tableau Server on Windows Help

The following help content is the output when you run the following command:

Output

Usage:
upgrade-tsm [optional parameters]
					Perform upgrade using the specified parameters.

Global Parameters
-u, --username <USER>
					TSM administrator user name. Current user will be assumed if not provided.

-p, --password <PASSWORD>
					TSM administrator password. You will be prompted for a password if upgrading
					from a version prior to 2019.2 and the password is not provided.

-sp,--service-runas-password <PASSWORD>
					Service runas user password. You will be prompted for password if not set
					and non-default runas user is configured.

Optional Parameters
--trust-admin-controller-cert
					Do not validate the server certificate.

--no-prompt
					Suppress script prompts. You will only be prompted for missing required
					parameters, for example, if you specify a user name but not a password. If the
					script needs to stop or restart Tableau Server it will do so without warning
					or prompting. Use this if you automate the upgrade, for example, with a script.

--skip-preflight-check
					Skip the preflight check. This option should only be used if you are sure
					the preflight check is failing in error.

--external-repository-config-file=<filename>
					Required if upgrading from a Tableau Server to a version of Tableau Server
					that uses a later major version of PostgreSQL and is configured to use an
					external repository. The filename is a configuration file describing a new
					instance of the external repository. The new repository should use the same
					type of external service as the current external repository, but with the
					supported version of PostgreSQL.
			
--external-repository-cert-file=<filename>
					Required if upgrading from a Tableau Server to a version of Tableau Server
					that uses a later major version of PostgreSQL and is configured to use an
					external repository. The filename is a SSL certificate file for the new
					external repository. The new repository should use the same type
					of external service as the current external repository, but with the
					supported version of PostgreSQL.