Kernel update in MSCS

Hi,
I am now trying to update the kernel from 700-146 to 700-278 in current MSCS environment.
I have tried the following process:
1. take SAP/Oracle group offline
2. bring disk resource online (/usr)
3. replace the old kernel as the new one /usr/sap/PRD/SYS/exe/uc/NTAMD64
4. update the c:\windows\Sapcluster
5. update the dll file located in c:\windows\system32(SapClus.dll,Saprc.dll,Saprcex.dll)
6. bing the oracle group online (OK)
7. bing the SAP group online (failed)
Would you pls. give some suggestions on this?
Many thanks.
BR,
Randy

Hi Randy,
AS Manish mentioned stop SAP, DB from the Failover Cluster Management, MMC and close the MMC. (If MMC is open, even though if you stop SAP services, it will start again).
2). stop the services related to SAP and DB
3). Take a backup of existing NTAMD64 and overwrite old kernel with new kernel in same NTAMD64 directtory. (if you use new NTAMD64 directory, sometimes there will be permission issue which might cause SAPCPE to fail). So,use same NTAMD64 directory.
4). start the DB and SAP services and start SAP.
Thanks,
Arjun

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