The following article will demonstrate how to migrate SecurityGateway to a new server or after an OS upgrade.
To backup the Security Gateway database, follow the steps below.
- Log into the Security Gateway site with a global administrator account.
- Select Setup/Users
- Select Database
- Select Backup
- Click Click here to backup entire database now
- Choose Click here to backup/export configuration data now if you only with to export configuration settings and not any database entries.
- The backup window will open and show the backup progress
- The window can be closed and will continue to backup or the window can remain open to monitor the progress
- Shut down the Security Gateway service, either using the Services control-panel or the Stop Security Gateway icon in the Start Menu.
- Install Security Gateway on the new server, in the desired location.
- Copy the database file to the new server.
- Log into the Security Gateway web-server with a global administrator account.
- Select Setup/Users
- Select Database
- Select Restore
- Click Choose File
- Select the backup or configuration file.
- Click Upload Backup File
- Select the checkbox next to the uploaded backup file in the Restore section.
- Click the Restore button
- A warning message will appear stating "data created or modified since the backup file was created will be lost." Click OK if this is acceptable.
- The Restore window will show the progress
- Once the restore is completed, the current Security Gateway session will expire and logout the session.
- The restore is now complete. Log into Security Gateway with the global administrator account to verify the restore was successful.
Additional Comments
If you have installed a certificate on the original machine, you will need to create a new certificate once your move is complete.