How can I use SO iso image to update a SO standalone Redhat network install?

[TotieBash]

Version

2.4.40

Installation Method

Network installation on Red Hat derivative like Oracle, Rocky, Alma, etc.

Description

upgrading

Installation Type

Standalone

Location

airgap

Hardware Specs

Meets minimum requirements

CPU

8

RAM

28

Storage for /

150

Storage for /nsm

250

Network Traffic Collection

tap

Network Traffic Speeds

Less than 1Gbps

Status

Yes, all services on all nodes are running OK

Salt Status

No, there are no failures

Logs

No, there are no additional clues

Detail

Asking for unsupported question: How can I use SO iso image to update a SO standalone Redhat network install?

I built the system on RHEL 9.2 using standalone network install. But after the initial install it is airgap from there forward. I know I need to edit the soup script but I'm just asking if someone has successfully done the work here in this forum before I dive in and spending a day or two on the soup script. My main goal is the docker container update and configurations, minus OS update patches. The OS update and patches I will take care of it separately. Any ideas would be appreciated. Thanks

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[cm-ops]

For most use cases, we HIGHLY recommend using our official Security Onion images as shown in the Installation section. Our official images are the only fully supported installation method and you should use them if any of the following apply to you:

- You are deploying in an enterprise environment.
**- You are deploying in an airgap environment.**
- You are performing a distributed deployment.
- You want the quickest and easiest installation with the fewest issues.
- You need full support.

https://docs.securityonion.net/en/2.4/network-installation.html

[TotieBash]

copy all thanks Chris... I fully understand I was asking for unsupported question...
But never mind I got it to work yesterday.
Summary fix:

1. Fix soc_global.sls airgap=true
2. yum-config-manager --disable \*
3. create local repo securityonion.repo for /nsm/repo
4. copy OL9 /etc/os-release and paste it on RHEL9
5. soup -f /dev/sr0
6. cp /sbin/soup /root/soup
7. vi /root/soup

• add "--nogpgcheck" to dnf and yum line entries
• search and remove "upgrade_salt()" section
• search and remove "Upgrading Salt" section

8. /root/soup -f /dev/sr0
   press "C" to skip os patches.
   Quick checks appears to be all working.