Moving CMS to a New Server - Revision history

Russ horton: /* Step 9 - Restart the Sybase service on the new computer (Skip this step if running CMS Solo) */

2020-11-09T18:07:01Z

Step 9 - Restart the Sybase service on the new computer (Skip this step if running CMS Solo)

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	== Step 9 - Restart the Sybase service on the new computer (Skip this step if running CMS Solo) ==		== Step 9 - Restart the Sybase service on the new computer (Skip this step if running CMS Solo) ==
	You will now need to ~~stop~~ the Sybase service on the new computer. To do so please follow the links below:		You will now need to start the Sybase service on the new computer. To do so please follow the links below:

	http://wiki.newhavensoftware.com/index.php/How_to_stop_and_start_the_Sybase_service#How_to_Start_the_Sybase_service_if_running_CMS_8.0_or_later		http://wiki.newhavensoftware.com/index.php/How_to_stop_and_start_the_Sybase_service#How_to_Start_the_Sybase_service_if_running_CMS_8.0_or_later

Russ horton: /* Step 13 - Connecting Workstations to CMS */

2020-07-07T16:38:58Z

Step 13 - Connecting Workstations to CMS

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	Once you confirm CMS is working on the new installation, you can share out the NewHaven Software folder so your workstations are able to connect to it. For information on how to do this please visit http://wiki.newhavensoftware.com/index.php/Folder_sharing_in_Windows		Once you confirm CMS is working on the new installation, you can share out the NewHaven Software folder so your workstations are able to connect to it. For information on how to do this please visit http://wiki.newhavensoftware.com/index.php/Folder_sharing_in_Windows

	== Step 13 - Connecting Workstations to CMS ==		== Step 13 - Connecting Workstations to CMS (Skip this step if running CMS Solo) ==
	If the server is on the same network as your old server. All you need to do is remap the NewHaven Software shared drive on the workstations to the new server. For information on how to do that please review the video below:		If the server is on the same network as your old server. All you need to do is remap the NewHaven Software shared drive on the workstations to the new server. For information on how to do that please review the video below:
	http://youtu.be/dBbd94k7b0A		http://youtu.be/dBbd94k7b0A

Russ horton: /* Step 9 - Restart the Sybase service on the new computer */

2020-07-07T16:38:46Z

Step 9 - Restart the Sybase service on the new computer

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	# Also if you have any custom reports please make sure to move them to the new server as well.		# Also if you have any custom reports please make sure to move them to the new server as well.

	== Step 9 - Restart the Sybase service on the new computer ==		== Step 9 - Restart the Sybase service on the new computer (Skip this step if running CMS Solo) ==
	You will now need to stop the Sybase service on the new computer. To do so please follow the links below:		You will now need to stop the Sybase service on the new computer. To do so please follow the links below:

Russ horton: /* Step 6 - Stopping the Sybase service on the new computer */

2020-07-07T16:38:30Z

Step 6 - Stopping the Sybase service on the new computer

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	http://wiki.newhavensoftware.com/index.php/Server_Update		http://wiki.newhavensoftware.com/index.php/Server_Update

	== Step 6 - Stopping the Sybase service on the new computer ==		== Step 6 - Stopping the Sybase service on the new computer (Skip this step if running CMS Solo) ==
	We need to stop the Sybase service now to transfer in the copy of the database from the old server.		We need to stop the Sybase service now to transfer in the copy of the database from the old server.

Russ horton: /* Step 3 - Stop and Disable the Sybase service on your old system */

2020-07-07T16:38:00Z

Step 3 - Stop and Disable the Sybase service on your old system

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	http://wiki.newhavensoftware.com/index.php/Creating_a_Database_Backup		http://wiki.newhavensoftware.com/index.php/Creating_a_Database_Backup

	== Step 3 - Stop and Disable the Sybase service on your old system ==		== Step 3 - Stop and Disable the Sybase service on your old system (Skip this step if running CMS Solo) ==
	Next we will need to disable the Sybase service on your old system. This step is done to ensure there is no conflict with the database services when we do the install on the new system.		Next we will need to disable the Sybase service on your old system. This step is done to ensure there is no conflict with the database services when we do the install on the new system.

Dan hacker: /* Step 8 - Copying over the CMSDBO.ini file and Custom Reports */

2020-05-15T22:17:17Z

Step 8 - Copying over the CMSDBO.ini file and Custom Reports

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	== Step 8 - Copying over the CMSDBO.ini file and Custom Reports ==		== Step 8 - Copying over the CMSDBO.ini file and Custom Reports ==
	We now need to copy over ~~two~~ ini ~~files~~ to ensure CMS is able to start, as well as any custom reports.		We now need to copy over the CMSDBO.ini file to ensure CMS is able to start, as well as any custom reports.

	# Check the NewHaven Software folder on the old server, see if there is a file present called CMSDBO.ini, if it is not there skip the next step.		# Check the NewHaven Software folder on the old server, see if there is a file present called CMSDBO.ini, if it is not there skip the next step.

Dan hacker: /* Step 8 - Copying over the CMSDBO.ini file, the CMSDB.ini file, and Custom Reports */

2020-05-15T22:16:55Z

Step 8 - Copying over the CMSDBO.ini file, the CMSDB.ini file, and Custom Reports

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	#Copy the .db and .log file from the old CMS Server computer into the NewHaven Software\Data\ (Your Database Name) folder on your new CMS Server computer.		#Copy the .db and .log file from the old CMS Server computer into the NewHaven Software\Data\ (Your Database Name) folder on your new CMS Server computer.

	== Step 8 - Copying over the CMSDBO.ini file~~, the CMSDB.ini file,~~ and Custom Reports ==		== Step 8 - Copying over the CMSDBO.ini file and Custom Reports ==
	We now need to copy over two ini files to ensure CMS is able to start, as well as any custom reports.		We now need to copy over two ini files to ensure CMS is able to start, as well as any custom reports.

	# Check the NewHaven Software folder on the old server, see if there is a file present called CMSDBO.ini, if it is not there skip the next step.		# Check the NewHaven Software folder on the old server, see if there is a file present called CMSDBO.ini, if it is not there skip the next step.
	~~# If this file is present please copy and move it into the NewHaven Software folder on your new system.~~
	~~# Check the NewHaven Software folder on the old server, see if there is a file present called CMSDB.ini, if it is not there skip the next step.~~
	# If this file is present please copy and move it into the NewHaven Software folder on your new system.		# If this file is present please copy and move it into the NewHaven Software folder on your new system.
	# Also if you have any custom reports please make sure to move them to the new server as well.		# Also if you have any custom reports please make sure to move them to the new server as well.

Dan hacker: /* Step 8 - Copying over the CMSDBO.ini file, the CMSDB.ini file, and Custom Reports */

2020-05-15T21:37:17Z

Step 8 - Copying over the CMSDBO.ini file, the CMSDB.ini file, and Custom Reports

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	== Step 8 - Copying over the CMSDBO.ini file, the CMSDB.ini file, and Custom Reports ==		== Step 8 - Copying over the CMSDBO.ini file, the CMSDB.ini file, and Custom Reports ==
	We now need two ini files to ensure CMS is able to start, as well as any custom reports.		We now need to copy over two ini files to ensure CMS is able to start, as well as any custom reports.

	# Check the NewHaven Software folder on the old server, see if there is a file present called CMSDBO.ini, if it is not there skip the next step.		# Check the NewHaven Software folder on the old server, see if there is a file present called CMSDBO.ini, if it is not there skip the next step.

Dan hacker: /* Step 8 - Copying over the CMSDBO.ini file and Custom Reports */

2020-05-15T21:36:55Z

Step 8 - Copying over the CMSDBO.ini file and Custom Reports

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	#Copy the .db and .log file from the old CMS Server computer into the NewHaven Software\Data\ (Your Database Name) folder on your new CMS Server computer.		#Copy the .db and .log file from the old CMS Server computer into the NewHaven Software\Data\ (Your Database Name) folder on your new CMS Server computer.

	== Step 8 - Copying over the CMSDBO.ini file and Custom Reports ==		== Step 8 - Copying over the CMSDBO.ini file, the CMSDB.ini file, and Custom Reports ==
	We now need ~~to copy of the CMSDBO.~~ini ~~file~~ to ensure CMS is able to start, as well as any custom reports.		We now need two ini files to ensure CMS is able to start, as well as any custom reports.

	# Check the NewHaven Software folder on the old server, see if there is a file present called CMSDBO.ini, if it is not there skip the next step.		# Check the NewHaven Software folder on the old server, see if there is a file present called CMSDBO.ini, if it is not there skip the next step.
	# If this file is present please copy and move it into the NewHaven Software folder on your new system.		# If this file is present please copy and move it into the NewHaven Software folder on your new system.
	# Also if you have any custom reports please make sure to move them to the new server as well.		# Check the NewHaven Software folder on the old server, see if there is a file present called CMSDB.ini, if it is not there skip the next step.
			# If this file is present please copy and move it into the NewHaven Software folder on your new system.
			# Also if you have any custom reports please make sure to move them to the new server as well.

	== Step 9 - Restart the Sybase service on the new computer ==		== Step 9 - Restart the Sybase service on the new computer ==

Russ horton: /* Step 13 - Connecting Workstations to CMS */

2020-03-04T16:21:25Z

Step 13 - Connecting Workstations to CMS

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	If these workstations are on a NEW network along with the server, or you are also installing new workstations, please follow the link below:		If these workstations are on a NEW network along with the server, or you are also installing new workstations, please follow the link below:
	http://wiki.newhavensoftware.com/index.php/Workstation_Install		http://wiki.newhavensoftware.com/index.php/Workstation_Install

			NOTE: Workstations must be on the same subnet as the server for CMS to be able to detect and connect to its database server. If this is not reasonable to do, please contact us for additional configuration options.

	== Step 14 - Removing CMS from the old system ==		== Step 14 - Removing CMS from the old system ==