Hi Carl,

I just did this with a new server. From the old server, I did

rsync -avh /var/lib/xymon/ new.server:/var/lib/xymon

rsync -avh /usr/share/xymon/ new.server:/usr/share/xymon

rsync -avh /etc/xymon/ new.server:/etc/xymon

scp /etc/httpd/conf.d/xymon.conf new.server:/etc/httpd/conf.d

You have to change the server's hostname in xymonserver.cfg on the new server. But after that, everything should run.

Am 01.12.2020 um 09:02 schrieb Carl Melgaard:

Hi,

Is it possible to copy over data from old xymon server to a new xymon server? And if so, what data do I need to copy to preserve all historic data (graphs, alerts etc.)?

Regards,

Carl Melgaard

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Hi,

If you go from 32bit to 64bit, you can not copy the rrd files. You have to export them to xml on the old server, transfer the xml to the new server and import them on the new server.

Stef

On 2020-12-01 9:02, Carl Melgaard wrote:

Hi,

Is it possible to copy over data from old xymon server to a new xymon server? And if so, what data do I need to copy to preserve all historic data (graphs, alerts etc.)?

Regards,

Carl Melgaard

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