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Enterprise Console - Upgrade and server to server migration

Hello,

 

I have a Windows 2008R2 standalone server with Enterprise console 5.3 and SQL Database installed on this server. 1200 Endpoints are managed by this server.

I would like to upgrade to the software version 5.5 of the Enterprise Console, migrate the database to a SQL Cluster 2016 and migrate the Enterprise Console to a new Windows 2012 server.

Do you think it is possible do do all-in-one operations ?

I mean :

- export the database to the SQL 2016 cluster

- upgrade the database

- install the Enterprise console on the new Windows 2012 server

 

Or do you think it's best to upgrade the actual server to the 5.5 software version and after that to migrate the database and after that to migrate the enterprise console ?

 

Thanks for your experience.

Best regards,

Julien.



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  • Hello Julien and Haridoss,

    [short answer to Julien: not recommended/supported, possible if you have some experience with migrations and errors during them, otherwise definitely not recommended]

    You've left out the tricky parts, Haridoss [;)]. For step 2 you can proceed along the lines of Installing or Upgrading Enterprise Console databases ... and How to move a database ..., can't find an article right now that mentions that you have to uninstall the database component on the management server.
    IIRC it'd be: Install the database component on the cluster, backup/restore the SOPHOS databases, uninstall the database component from 2008R2, rerun the SEC550 installer - it will prompt you for the database server. For step 3 you can't strictly follow the guide, skip the database component install, uncheck it when installing the management server and console.

    Hope I've got it right

    Christian

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