How to migrate a QLM License Server to another server
License Server Migration Steps
If you are using QLM Pro or Enterprise and need to migrate your license server to a new server, follow the procedure below.
Install the QLM License Server on the new server, along with a new QLM database. For details on how to install the QLM License Server, check this article.
Configure the new server with the same communicationEncryptionKey and adminEncryptionKey as the old server.
Configure a new profile in the QLM Management Console to connect to the new License Server
From the Manage Keys tab, click Sites
Click Add to add a new profile
Enter the URL of the new profile along with the encryption keys
Test the profile and make sure all tests pass
On the old server, create a SQL Server backup of the existing database from the SQL Server Management Studio.
On the new server, create a SQL login user (with the same password) identical to the one used by QLM on the previous server.
On the new server, restore the backup over the existing database created during the installation of the QLM License Server.
Finally, you must upgrade the database schema as described in this article.
Additional Considerations
If the new License Server URL is different from the old one and you have existing customers pointing to the old server, you will need to setup a redirect to redirect existing customers to the new server.
Soraco Migration Service
We offer a service to remote connect and migrate your server to a new system. The cost of this service can be found here. In order to use our service, you must meet the following requirements:
The server where you will be hosting the QLM License Server must be preconfigured with the following components:
All Windows Security Updates
Microsoft SQL Server 2016 or above
Microsoft SQL Server Management Studio
IIS must be configured as described here
A connection to your new server should be enabled via RDP or AnyDesk.
A connection to the old server should be enabled via RDP or AnyDesk.
Note that our migration service does not cover setting up a redirect.
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