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First, of course, comes unpacking the new software (just like for the initial installation). For this first step it is assumed that you downloaded the opReports archive to root's home directory; if that is not the case you'll need to adjust the tar invocation below to indicate the appropriate path:

cd /usr/local
tar xzvf ~/opReports-Linux-x86_64-<version>.tar.gz

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To add the newly added configuration options to the active conf/opReports.nmis you should now run opupdateconfig.pl. You can also first try opdiffconfigs.pl to see the differencesfind out which config entries are different.

cd opmantek
./bin/opdiffconfigs.pl conf/opReports.nmis install/opReports.nmis
...shows list of differences...

./bin/opupdateconfig.pl install/opReports.nmis conf/opReports.nmis

If you want to customise the WAN report detail levels please see opReports detail levels for WAN reports.

That's it; on the opReports page you should now see the new version number, and all the new features should be ready.