Step 1. Stop all Sensors and Filters from the web interface. Logout from the Console
Step 2. Stop all WanSupervisor daemons ( "service WANsupervisor stop" )
Step 3. Stop apache ( "service apache stop" or "service apache2 stop" or "service httpd stop" )
Step 4. For RedHat / CentOS / SuSE: download all *.rpm files from the URL found in the Trial request email, and then upgrade them with "rpm -Uvh *5.2*.rpm". For Debian / Ubuntu: note down the password from the "andrisoft" database ( also located in /opt/andrisoft/etc/dbpass.conf - accessible only by root ), then download all *.deb files from the URL found in the Trial request email, install them again with dpkg -i *5.2*.deb, then run /opt/andrisoft/bin/install_supervisor to enter the "andrisoft" db password.
Step 5. Start apache ( "service apache start" or "service apache2 start" or "service httpd start" )
Step 6. Login into the Console after clearing your browser's cache
Step 7. Start all WanSupervisor daemons ( "service WANsupervisor start" )
Step 8. Start all Sensors and Filters from the Console

WANGUARD Console can now show the country of the attacker if PHP has GeoIP support. On Debian / Ubuntu this can be installed by executing "apt-get install php5-geoip".