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Trick to export BorderManager 3.x default context lists to a new BorderManager 3.9.
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You have a lot (hundreds) of default context lists in your BorderManager 3.8 (or less) and you need to export all the lists to setup a new BorderManager 3.9.
You can´t use the upgrade option to migrate the BorderManager.
Try this.
First Phase
- Take the remote console of the BorderManager server. The server must have a Master RW eDirectory réplica.
Use ADREM Free Console because it allows copy & paste. - Load DSBROWSER and search for the BorderManager Server. Press Enter.
- Select "View Attributes" and press Enter.
- Search "BRDSRVS: default..." and press Enter.
You should see all BorderManager default contexts. Looks like: BRDSRVS: default ... [Value 00000001] - Select BRDSRVS: default ... [Value 00000001]. Press Enter.
- Select "View Value Details". Press Enter.
- Select "Press to display the attribute data in hex". Press Enter.
- Now, you can see a long string in hexadecimal; something like this:
30000000 0D000000 4243562E 54524545 2D534544 46 - Copy the whole string, except the last two digits.
Example: 30000000 0D000000 4243562E 54524545 2D534544 - Convert the hexadecimal string to text with any converter.
(Search in Internet for tools to convert hexadecimal to txt).
Also, you can use any online converter. http://www.paulschou.com/tools/xlate is a good one. - Paste the result in any text editor.
- Repeat this for all the BorderManager default contexts and save the text.
- Modify the text file to put some new lines and convert it into an XLM format file.
ContextList. Context NDSContext="context1.tree" / Context NDSContext="context2.tree" / Context NDSContext="context3.tree" / Context NDSContext="contextn.tree" / /ContextListDon´t forget the <>.
Second Phase
- Using iManager, open the configuration of the new BorderManager 3.9 server.
- Select "Proxy Services" option.
- Select Proxy Configuration and make a backup config.xml file.
- Edit the backup config.xml file.
- Search for /SessionFailOver between <>. Below paste all the context list.
Example:
/SessionFailOver ContextList. Context NDSContext="context1.tree" / Context NDSContext="context2.tree" / Context NDSContext="context3.tree" / Context NDSContext="contextn.tree" / /ContextListDon´t forget the <> for all the lines.
- Save config.xml file.
- Reimport the config.xml file into the server
Ready!
I hope this helps.
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