How do I migrate profiles from an earlier version?


This article applies to:

  • Firewall Suite 4.1c

Question:

How do I migrate profiles from an earlier version?

Symptoms:

  • I cannot find the migrationtool.exe.

Procedure:

Note: These instructions are for migrating data to Firewall Suite v4.1c from another installation of Firewall Suite located in a different directory. Do not use these instructions for migrating if you plan to upgrade by installing the new version of Firewall Suite in the same location as a previous version.

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To migrate data between two installations of Firewall Suite located in different directories:

1. In the <FWSInstallDir>\wtmigrate directory, open the migcmd.ini file. (Note: If there is no migcmd.ini file, please create one) The migcmd.ini file should contain the following text:

 [main]
 D1=[source directory]
 D2=[destination directory]
 P1=FIRE
 P2=FIRE
 V1=[source product version]
 V2=4.1c
 FT=No

2. Replace the D1 value, [source directory], with the path to the directory where the earlier version of Firewall Suite is installed.

3. Replace the D2 value, [destination directory], with the path to the directory where the later version of Firewall Suite is installed.

4. Replace the V1 value, [source product version], with the version from which you are upgrading.

5. To migrate the FastTrends databases, change the FT value to Yes.

6. Save the migcmd.ini file.

7. Go to a command line, change to the <FWSInstallDir>\wtmigrate directory and execute wtmigrate.exe.

After the process is complete you should be able to open Firewall Suite and confirm that your settings have been migrated.

 

Notes:

Migration generates a file called wtmigrate.log in the Firewall Suite installation directory in the destination installation. This log typically includes information about copied files and merged initialization files.

This article was previously published as:
NETIQKB37160

Last Modified 4/13/2006.
https://support.trustwave.com/kb/KnowledgebaseArticle10407.aspx