o Windows:
§ cd c:/Program
Files/RSASecurity/RSAAuthenticationManager/utils/
§ rsautil manage-backups -a export -r -D -f
/tmp/backup.dmp
o Appliance:
§ Sudo su – rsaadmin
§ cd /usr/local/RSASecurity/RSAAuthenticationManager/utils/
§ ./rsautil manage-backups -a export -r -D -f
/tmp/backup.dmp
·
Copy data move to New
RSA appliance (backup.dmp and backup
.secrets)
·
Import data into new server:
o Windows:
§ cd c:/Program
Files/RSASecurity/RSAAuthenticationManager/utils/
§ rsautil setup-replication -a remove-primary (Answer
“Y” to the next Q and wait for the process to complete)
§ stop cac service cua RSA ngoai tru cac service lien quan
den database
§ rsautil manage-backups -a import -r -D -f /tmp/backup.dmp
-V –q
§ rsautil setup-replication -a set-primary (Answer “Y” to
the next Q and wait for the process to complete)
o Appliance:
§ Sudo su – rsaadmin
§ cd /usr/local/RSASecurity/RSAAuthenticationManager/utils/
§ ./rsautil setup-replication -a remove-primary
(Answer “Y” to the next Q and wait for the process to complete)
§ Cd ../server
§ ./rsaam stop all
§ ./rsaam start db
§ Cd ../utils
§ ./rsautil manage-backups -a import -r -D -f
/tmp/backup.dmp -V –q
§ ./rsautil setup-replication -a set-primary (Answer “Y” to
the next Q and wait for the process to complete)
·
Update hosname and
IP on new server:
o Windows:
§ rsautil update-instance-node
--old-host
Current_IP_Address
--new-host
New_IP_Address
--instance
primary
§ rsautil update-instance-node
--old-host
Current_FQDN
--new-host
New_FQDN
--instance
primary
o Appliance
§ ./rsautil update-instance-node
--old-host
Current_IP_Address
--new-host
New_IP_Address
--instance
primary
§ ./rsautil update-instance-node
--old-host
Current_FQDN
--new-host
New_FQDN
--instance
primary
·
Start service
o Windows
§ Start all servives on services.msc
o Appliance
§ Cd ../server
§ ./rsaam start all
This is exactly what I needed in regards to exporting the RSA AM DB via command line and an easy to follow upgrade instructions. Nice work!
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thanks for reply
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