I'm not familiar with the app(s) in question or whether
they involve support for specific HW (like maybe some sort
of telephony gear?) but is it possible that you might be
able to just copy the whole filesystem (either as a single
filesystem image or filewise) from the old box to the new
one and
"Thomas Charron" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Look paul, I'm TOP posting! :-)
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A: Yes.
"David Hardy" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> The PHBs want to move the whole shebang over to the new server and then
> worry about other stuff later. We've told them a dozen times that this
> won't necessarily work,
s/won't necessarily/definitely won't/.
> but they think it's a simple copy/mappi
I've been dealing with that for the last 6 months after starting at my current
job and I sympathize. Ultimately, I find the best thing is to build the new
box with the old software the best way you know how and then worry about
migrating data and custom functionality, test a lot, and shoot for
Sometimes, when I am looking at a box with scripts/configuration files
"all over the box" (your description of the problem) and I want to
transport them to a new box, I do the following:
1: boot to single user mode or at least shut down the services that I
am interested in
2: Type this "t
The PHBs want to move the whole shebang over to the new server and then
worry about other stuff later. We've told them a dozen times that this
won't necessarily work, but they think it's a simple copy/mapping/renaming
operation. The new server has two hard drives and the only thing on it
right n
On 12/1/06, David Hardy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
We have an older (and ailing) Dell PowerEdge 6300 running RH 9.0 and
overloaded with a ton of (no-longer-sold and barely supported) Telemation
phone system software.
Is the new system going to be running the same exact barely
supported softwar
If I'm reading the original poster correctly, he doesnt want to move the
entire installation to the new server. He wants to upgrade the system to
use the new release of the OS, and somehow get a listing of files that have
been modified or changed since the original install, as he has no idea whe
Are these Raid? or just single disk?
If only single, try to use Symantec ghost and should
work. Otherwise, if you have veritas backup, use the
backup and restore. Backup your old one and restore to
the new one.
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--- David Hardy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Greetings, all;
>
> We have an
Greetings, all;
We have an older (and ailing) Dell PowerEdge 6300 running RH 9.0 and
overloaded with a ton of (no-longer-sold and barely supported) Telemation
phone system software. This machine is currently part of our network.
We just bought a new Dell PowerEdge 860 and it came installed with
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