manueller Umzug der Clients auf einen anderen Server - Kommandozeile/Skript
Problem:
Sollte der Security-Server nicht mehr zur Verfügung stehen, dann kann man den Client direkt über Kommandozeile auf den neuen Server umziehen:
Lösung:
Step 1: Find the client/server communication parameters
a. On the Security Server open the ..\PCCSRV\ofcscan.ini file.
b. Note the values of the following entries:
• Master_DomainName
• Master_DomainPort
• Client_LocalServer_Port
Step 2: re-establish the communication between the server and the agent by using the Client Mover Tool or IpXfer
a. From the Security Server, use Windows Explorer to open the ..\PCCSRV\Admin\Utility\IpXfer folder and then copy the ipXfer.exe file.
b. Go to the Client/Server Security Agent and paste the file in the C:\ drive.
c. Open a command prompt and go to the C:\ drive.
d. Run this command using the values you collected in Step 1:
e. Return to the WFBS console and check out the status of the agent.
Sollte der Security-Server nicht mehr zur Verfügung stehen, dann kann man den Client direkt über Kommandozeile auf den neuen Server umziehen:
Lösung:
Step 1: Find the client/server communication parameters
a. On the Security Server open the ..\PCCSRV\ofcscan.ini file.
b. Note the values of the following entries:
• Master_DomainName
• Master_DomainPort
• Client_LocalServer_Port
Step 2: re-establish the communication between the server and the agent by using the Client Mover Tool or IpXfer
a. From the Security Server, use Windows Explorer to open the ..\PCCSRV\Admin\Utility\IpXfer folder and then copy the ipXfer.exe file.
b. Go to the Client/Server Security Agent and paste the file in the C:\ drive.
c. Open a command prompt and go to the C:\ drive.
d. Run this command using the values you collected in Step 1:
ipXfer.exe -s [value of the Master_DomainName] -p [value of the Master_DomainPort] -m 1 -c [value of the Client_LocalServer_Port]
Example: \\192.168.0.10\ofcscan\Admin\Utility\IpXfer\ipxfer.exe -s 192.168.0.10 -m 1 -p 8059 -c 18277
e. Return to the WFBS console and check out the status of the agent.