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JvdMeij
Commodore
Commodore
‎2020-01-21 19:41
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direct migration from gwava 6 to SLES appliance or not?

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Hello,

For a customer I do a migration from GWAVA 6 on linux to the SLES appliance.

For this I use the documentation

https://www.novell.com/documentation/secure-messaging-gateway/secure-messaging-gateway/data/t443iwx6fq2q.html?view=print

This documentation is for the migration with the GWAVA Ubuntu version. But I would like to skip that version. And basically the migration tool is the same (I think and hope).

The migration starts succesfully and I see the message "System import is being processed, please wait".

Then it freezes and I never get the message 'Migration Complete'. The admin interface is frozen and I have to reboot the appliance to get the interface again. W hen I look at the 9443 interface all services are still running.

Anyone??

 

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JvdMeij
Commodore
Commodore
‎2020-01-21 20:27

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Correction: it works! But it took more than one hour to get the ready-message.

Jan

 

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JvdMeij
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‎2020-01-21 20:27

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Correction: it works! But it took more than one hour to get the ready-message.

Jan

 

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