Combined Migration/Upgrade or Separate?

Plan to migrate from a PPC to Intel Mac.
Plan to upgrade from Leopard to SL.
Would those who have gone through this recommend doing both at the same time or splitting?
To split, I'd uninstall SL on new Mac, install Leopard and then Migrate.
And then later Upgrade to SL.
Thanks for any experience/recommendations.

Plan to migrate from a PPC to Intel Mac.
Shouldn't be a problem, as long as you don't try to migrate applications. You'll want to reinstall them from scratch on the Intel machine.
Plan to upgrade from Leopard to SL.
The Intel machine currently has Leopard on it? That doesn't seem to match up with later statements. Are you aware you can't install SL on a PPC machine?
To split, I'd uninstall SL on new Mac, install Leopard and then Migrate.
You can't install Leopard on a machine that shipped with SL:
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT2186
I think you need to be clearer about what exactly you want to do.
Thomas Reed

Similar Messages

Is there a way to combine two backups on separate disks created by time machine into one on a single disk?

Is there a way to combine two backups on separate disks created by time machine into one on a single disk? One backup is a continuation of the other and was created when I rec'd a message that the 1st disk was full. I'm using a iMac (late 2010) and both external drives are WD. Thanx.

With the timeline selected, go to File/Export/Movie and export each as a DV-AVI video.
You can then combine those AVIs into a new project with virtually no loss of quality.

Recommended Order of UC Applications Migration/Upgrade

Hello Experts,
I am in need of your guidance. I need to migrate 3 UC applications from MCS servers to BE6K:
CUCM 8.0.3 to CUCM 10.0.
Unity 8.0.(3.1) to Unity Connection 10.0
UCCX 7.0.2 to UCCX 10.0
In what order should I migrate/upgrade the applications that will have the least impact on users?
Thank you,
Randy

Hello Jaime,
I've already managed to create a virtual instance of our CUCM 8.0.3 and I've installed the COP file and "ciscocm.version3-keys.cop.sgn" to be able to do a direct upgrade to CUCM 10.5 (I've decided to go to the most recent version). Now I'm preparing for the migrate/upgrade of Unity and UCCX.
Based on what I've read so far, my plan of action is to:
1. In my first maintenance window, I will migrate Unity 8.0.(3.1) to Unity Connection 10.0 since it'll still work with our current CUCM (which is 8.0.3) according to http://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/td/docs/voice_ip_comm/connection/compatibility/matrix/cucsccpmtx.pdf.
2. In my next maintenance window, I will migrate/upgrade CUCM 8.0.3 to CUCM 10.5 and UCCX 7.0.2 to UCCX 9.0(2) on the same maintenance window. UCCX 9.0(2) is compatible with CUCM 10.5 according to http://docwiki.cisco.com/wiki/Unified_CCX_Software_Compatibility_Matrix_for_9.0(2). If all is well after the migrate/upgrade to UCCX 9.0(2), I will perform an upgrade to UCCX 10.0.
In your professional opinion, does this look like a sound plan to you? Is this a doable approach? Is there any surprise I should watch out for?
Thank you for your time,
Randy

SCOM 2007 R2 to SCOM 2012 Migration\Upgrade

What are the different ways to migrate\Upgrade from scom 2007 r2 to scom 2012 r2 ?

This link lists multiple upgrade paths.
Is this what your looking for?
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/hh476934.aspx
Cheers,
Martin
Blog:
http://sustaslog.wordpress.com
LinkedIn:
Note: Posts are provided “AS IS” without warranty of any kind, either expressed or implied, including but not limited to the implied warranties of merchantability and/or fitness for a particular purpose.

Migration / Upgrade process

Environment:
Existing GroupWise 8.02hp3 (all agents and monitor w/ messenger w/ GWAVA) on
physical server running 32-bit OES2sp2. There is a single domain (only 65
users), single PO, single GWIA and single WebAccess.
I also have a BES server (5.0.1) as a VM, and mobility sync server running
on a physical machine (but planning to virtualize it as well).
Target:
I would like to run everything virtualized (though that isn’t the thrust
of the problem) GroupWise 2012 on a VMware virtual machine running 64-bit
OES11 with GWAVA running on a separate virtual appliance.
Here is what I think I need to do:
1. Install the OES 11 server (as a VM).
2. Migrate GW 8 to the new OES 11 server. (The migration utility, does it
work for Linux to Linux migration?)
3. Make sure things for the BES and mobility sync server are running
correctly (setting changes, etc.).
4. Install GWAVA 6 appliance and get it functioning correctly
5. Upgrade to GW 2012.
This is a simplified outline, but have I got it anywhere close to right?
What changes do I need to make in this plan? What "gotchas" do I need to
look out for? Should I consider separating out any of the GW functions onto
other VM’s (for potential growth) or keep it all together?

Daniel,
It appears that in the past few days you have not received a response to your
posting. That concerns us, and has triggered this automated reply.
Has your problem been resolved? If not, you might try one of the following options:
- Visit http://support.novell.com and search the knowledgebase and/or check all
the other self support options and support programs available.
- You could also try posting your message again. Make sure it is posted in the
correct newsgroup. (http://forums.novell.com)
Be sure to read the forum FAQ about what to expect in the way of responses:
http://forums.novell.com/faq.php
If this is a reply to a duplicate posting, please ignore and accept our apologies
and rest assured we will issue a stern reprimand to our posting bot.
Good luck!
Your Novell Product Support Forums Team
http://forums.novell.com/

IPhoto doesn't open after migration/upgrade

I see several discussions similar to mine, but not exactly.
I just migrated from a MacBookPro 10.6.8 to a Pro 10.8.2.
My iPhoto was iPhoto 8, vers 7.1.5.
After migration and upgrade my iPhoto is vers 9.4.1.
When I try to open iPhoto I get the message that the library files must be upgraded.
I downloaded and installed iPhotoLibraryUpgrade. When I try to run the program, it says:
You library can open with the current version of iPhoto and does not need to be prepared with this tool.
I have tried opening iphoto with the cmd-opt key, but nothing here will run.
Get the same message: the files must be upgraded.
I downloaded the libraryManager and tried to open the library "package" but an unable to.
It's "untouchable".
Please, any suggestions would be great as I sit here with no access to my iPhotos.

With iPhoto Library Manager you need to run the Rebuild command not open the package.

Upgrading: RH7 separate product or Tech Comms Suite

Hi Everybody,
I'm at a point now where I'm looking to upgrade to RH7. I
also need a copy of Captivate due to some deadlines that have been
set against me. These are the main two products I'm looking at.
What I really want to know is who, on this forum, have upgraded to
RH7 as a separate product and who has delved in to the Tech Comms
Suite? Are there any gotchas?
I already have RH X5, which was an upgrade of an upgrade, and
Framemaker 6.0, which I haven't actually had a reason to use since
I joined the company. However, I was wondering if it's worth
upgrading to the Tech Comms Suite based on the Framemaker 6.0
product. What I can't find on the website is how does this upgrade
work? Would I receive a brand new version of RH7, CP3 and Acrobat3D
and an upgrade version of Framemaker 8?
The offer of all these products in one suite seems too good
to be true. What happens when just one product is upgraded? What
happens if I then decide that I have no use whatsoever for
Framemaker? Are all the products in the Tech Comms Suite full and
proper versions? So many questions... I searched for answers but
couldn't find any other posts relating to this, so if there is a
discussion going on elsewhere then please do point me in that
direction.
Can anyone help me make my mind up? Thanks!
Liz

quote:
Originally posted by:
lillibetUK
Hi Everybody,
I'm at a point now where I'm looking to upgrade to RH7. I
also need a copy of Captivate due to some deadlines that have been
set against me.
Unless you have some pre-existing experience with Captivate,
you may find it hard to get all the way up to speed on that product
quickly. You may want to look at subscribing to Lynda.com for a
month and taking their on-line course. It's Captivate 2, but I'm
still finding it useful (as a total Captivate newbie).
quote:
These are the main two products I'm looking at. What I really
want to know is who, on this forum, have upgraded to RH7 as a
separate product and who has delved in to the Tech Comms Suite? Are
there any gotchas?
I already have RH X5, which was an upgrade of an upgrade, and
Framemaker 6.0, which I haven't actually had a reason to use since
I joined the company. However, I was wondering if it's worth
upgrading to the Tech Comms Suite based on the Framemaker 6.0
product.
As with RandiWrite, I upgraded from RoboHelp X5 (alone; I
didn't have any of the other products in the suite though I have
CS3 including Acrobat Pro) to TCS. I called Adobe Support for
confirmation that I was eligible before buying the product, and
they advised that I was. I had no trouble at all installing the
suite.
quote:
What I can't find on the website is how does this upgrade
work? Would I receive a brand new version of RH7, CP3 and Acrobat3D
and an upgrade version of Framemaker 8?
Essentially you just get a full install package with the
whole TC suite on it. I opted for the download from the Adobe store
rather than the boxed version since it was slightly cheaper and I
was impatient to get it. (Also, they don't deliver to PO Boxes
which is the only way I could get delivery since I'm seldom in one
place long enough for a courier to find me.) I think that the
install procedure checks that you have the existing programs on
there, then away it goes and puts the new ones on as well. It
didn't remove X5 on my computer; I could do that myself without,
I'm pretty sure, any untoward effect on version 7; I just haven't
bothered yet.
I seem to recall that when I upgraded to PhotoShop CS3 I had
CS2 on one of my two computers but not the other. (I think it was
on my notebook but not my desktop.) I was able to install CS3 on
the desktop without having to install CS2 first; as I recall, it
asked me for some kind of identifying code first to verify that I
was already a licenced owner of CS2. (Sorry to be so vague, it was
a while ago now.) My point is that Adobe has its act together (in
my experience) at letting you do upgrades from older packages.
HOWEVER, RoboHelp X5wasn't an Adobe product at the time and doing
the upgrade without having the X5 package installed may be more
problematic. This is academic in your case since it IS installed.
quote:
The offer of all these products in one suite seems too good
to be true.
It's true; this isn't Microsoft we're talking about here.
8^>
quote:
What happens when just one product is upgraded?
You pay less, but you get less. But that's ONLY if it's ONE
product. Indeed, I found that it would have been more expensive (in
Australia at least, I don't know about the UK) for me to upgrade to
RH7 and buy Captivate than it was to upgrade to TCS. It's not dumb
marketing on Adobe's part, it's actually rather smart. By giving
you that value, it gets you to use more of their products (and lets
face it, while no software is perfect Adobe's is pretty good), and
consequently hooks you in for future versions. I know that RH has
imperfections, but I do love it. Same with Acrobat Pro.
quote:
What happens if I then decide that I have no use whatsoever
for Framemaker?
I don't, but I don't care. I may play with it at some point,
but the short version is that I still got the products that I DID
want (RH7 and Captivate) cheaper than buying them separately and if
anything else wants to come along for the ride I'll find it a room
on my hard disk.
quote:
Are all the products in the Tech Comms Suite full and proper
versions?
They are indeed. You can take them out in public or to a nice
restaurant and have no fear that they'll cause you embarrassment.
quote:
So many questions... I searched for answers but couldn't find
any other posts relating to this, so if there is a discussion going
on elsewhere then please do point me in that direction.
Can anyone help me make my mind up? Thanks!
Liz
Go for it. You'll love it. 8^>
Mal.

Webex Migration & Upgrade 1.5 to 2.0

Hello,
We have an old UCS for Webex components. It has Esxi 5.1 Webex Meeting server 1.5, & vCenter Server on it .
We have got new UCS box. We installed Esxi 5.5, Webex Meeting Server 2.0 ( using cisco-webex-meetings-server-2.0.1.107.B-AE.ova file) & vCenter Server on it.
We don't have central storage.
We need to migrate database from Webex 1.5 to Webex 2.0.
I have gone through webex administration guide, it says it has to be under same vCenter to migrate database Attaching an Existing VMDK File to a New Virtual Machine
In my case i have different vCenter Server for both CWMS & i dont have shared/central storage.
How should i proceed to migrate the database from version 1.5 to 2.0 or how can i bring both Webex Servers under same vCentre ?
Second question, Is the CWMS upgrade ova file same as installation file cisco-webex-meetings-server-2.0.1.107.B-AE.ova or its different ?
Regards,

Hi,
Are you planning an upgrade on the same hardware or a different hardware (not sure if your system is related at all to the anis_cisco's system)?
If you are going to use new/different hardware for CWMS 2.0 setup, you will have to use Manual Upgrade process.
If you are using the same hardware where your CWMS 1.5 resides, then you can do either Automatic or Manual upgrade. If you plan to do Manual Upgrade, then on the Original 1.5 System you should go to Upgrade > Major Upgrade process which will back the system up, put it in Maintenance Mode, and then ask you to gracefully power off all the VMs (Power > Shut Down Guest in vCenter). Once your 1.5 system is down, you deploy all CWMS 2.0 VMs like a brand new system and follow the instructions noted here: http://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/td/docs/collaboration/CWMS/2_0/Administration_Guide/Administration_Guide_chapter_01010.html#reference_33BF1FFC8C334EACA4CBA2D880E3F206 Pay special attention to STEP 7 and instruction on how to configure the VM so they don't start after deployment. You would use all the same network parameters and hostnames as the original system (and since your original 1.5 system is powered off, there is no IP/hostname conflicts). Finally, once all the VMs are deployed before you power them on, you perform copying of VMDK file per instructions included in the link above and then you power ON all the VMs and your 2.0 system will come up and all the data should be there.
If you are going to use the same hardware and opt for the Automatic upgrade, then you need to ensure you follow all the prerequisites listed here (disk space, NTP settings, vCenter being accessible via FQDN and not only IP address, assign dedicated temporary IP address and hostname for 2.0 Admin Upgrade VM, and if you have IRP in DMZ, make sure that this new IP address and hostname is allowed the same access rules as the 1.5 Admin VM IP address and hostname have, finally, make sure that vSwitch configuration on ESXi host is Standard vSwitch and not Distributed vSwitch; please make sure to read all prerequisites before you start):
http://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/td/docs/collaboration/CWMS/2_0/Administration_Guide/Administration_Guide_chapter_01010.html#concept_9552D5BDF2464C0DB4DA8EA250910651
Per instructions, you will see that while your CWMS 1.5 system is up and running, you will deploy 2.0 Admin Upgrade VM on the same ESXi host where primary 1.5 Admin VM is located. During the deployment you will assign the temporary IP and hostname to this new 2.0 Admin Upgrade VM. Your 1.5 system should be up and running through most of the deployment process, as your 2.0 Admin Upgrade VM will have to access this system (the wizard will guide you). Once all the information is pulled from 1.5 system, the upgrade process will notify you at what point you should put 1.5 system in maintenance and power off the VMs. At that time, the system will deploy all the 2.0 VMs automatically and copy the data. At the first full boot process of 2.0 system, all the original IP addresses and hostnames will be pulled to the new system, and temporary IP/hostname will be discarded. At this time, your 1.5 system is down, and your 2.0 system is up and hence there is no IP conflicts. In the end, once you verified your 2.0 system is fine and upgrade is completed successfully, you can delete 1.5 system. If something goes wrong during the upgrade process, all you need to do is power down 2.0 VMs, and power on 1.5 VMs and the system will come back up as it was before the upgrade. There are no alterations being done to the original system, so you mustn't take any snapshots on the original system before the upgrade. Just let it be.
I hope you will find this advice useful, but still make sure to read the official guide for detailed steps.
Kind regards,
-Dejan

4.6B Migration+Upgrade - ECC6 Discussion

We will be upgrading from 4.6b on a Windows/SQLServer platform to ECC6.0 on a Unix/DB2 platform. The first step in this process is a migration to the new OS and RDBMS.
I would like to discuss the potential pitfalls of the migration to Unix and DB2 here. Perhaps you've been through this process and can give me some input on what to watch out for? I already know of a number of things that will break due to EXEC SQL use.
Thanks for any input.

Dear Crew,
It is not the direct answer of your question but while upgrading you might need them.
Please visit the following links:
http://service.sap.com/erp
http://solutionbrowser.erp.sap.fmpmedia.com/ (Functional prespective)
http://service.sap.com/instguides --> mySAP Business Suite Applications --> mySAP ERP --> mySAP ERP 2005 --> Upgrade
http://help.sap.com/printdocu/core/Print46c/en/data/pdf/LOVC/LOVC.pdf
For Functionality Differences pls refer to the below site -
http://solutionbrowser.erp.sap.fmpmedia.com/
After opening the site, please select the Source Release Version which is 4.6 b Then Select the Target Release Version which is "mySAP ERP 2005" or ECC 6.0
Select the Solution Area like Financials, Human Capital Management, Sales....
Select module like MM, PP, SD, QM.....
Click on Search
Then it displays the Release Version and the Delta Functionality. which can be downloaded to a word document if required.
and also check the release notes of ECC 6.0 in service.sap.com.
Hope this helps you.
Do award points if you found them useful.
Regards,
Rakesh

Lost all autofill usernames & password after migration & upgrade to leopard

I recently got a new imac, migrated all my old info to the new machine, then upgraded to leopard. now safari has none of my previous usernames & passwords stored in autofill preferences. can i go back to my old machine and find a prefernce list or something to put on my new imac so i don't have to go refigure all my usermanes & passwords?
i transferred from the old half-dome imac to a new 24" imac, which i LOVE!!

Be sure to use software update to get the latest version of Leopard 10.5.1. Then, if the passwords still do not appear, try this:
I found this answer on another discussion question.
Open Utilities:Keychain Access
Click on Passwords in left column
Scroll down to "Safari Forms Autofill" and double-click
Open access control window
Click radio button that says "Allow all applications to access this item"
Close window--you will be prompted for your password.
Note: this works for other items in the password window.

Needing to migrate/upgrade NSM 3.02.76 from OES2 to OES11

Currently running on OES2 SP2a server. NSM version 3.0.2.76
Need to upgrade to new server. New server is OES11 SP1. Also would like to upgrade to latest NSM version.
Do I need to upgrade in place now and then move to new server? Can OES2 SP2a even run NSM 3.1?
Looked at documentation some, but don't see clear process on moving NSM to new server.
I didn't find any tips in the Discussion forum.
You've given me tips in the past and they have always worked great.
Can you point me to documentation and give best practices in making this upgrade and change.
Any assistance is greatly appreciated.
thanks,
Lin

For the benefit of others doing the same, I'd migrate then upgrade. Here's how I migrated Storage Manager Engine from OES2 to OES11:
1 - Unload old Engine and disable from starting on server boot.
2 - Install NSM Engine on new server, open firewall port 3009, and configure the engine using nsmengine-config, but don't start the engine.
3 - On the new server, rename /var/opt/novell/storagemanager/engine/data to data-original
4 - Copy /var/opt/novell/storagemanager/engine/data from old server to new server, then fire-up the new Engine
5 - Run NSMAdmin against the new server and next your way through the wizard. I had to create a new NSMProxy user, but you can use the existing NSMAdmins group.
6 - Reconfigure Event and Agent servers to point to the new Engine.
Regards,
Anthony

Combining Several Queries in Separate Tabs in One Spreadsheet

Hello BEX Experts. Our BEX version is 7.1. I need to combine 5 different queries into on workbook, in separate tabs. This way the user only executes one workbook and the 5 different reports will be refreshed and ran. In version 3.5, there is an option to do this under Tools ==>Insert Query. Can someone show me how to do this in 7.1? I apologized if there is already a forum document for this, I could not find it. Thank you very much in advance for your help.

Hi Celine,
Follow the following steps:
1. Open Bex Analyzer 7.1. Click the Bex Analysis Tool Box Open Icon and execute one of the query you want to insert in the work book. Data would be displayed in the excel format in one Sheet.
2. Click on the Tools Icon and select the option to copy this sheet. After the sheet is copied you can go into design mode and change the data providers there. For Ex. In sheet 1 DP was Query1 for the 2nd sheet you can choose Query2. These steps can be repeated until you get desired number of queries embedded in the work book. Advantage of copying the sheet is you do not have to go into design mode and insert the Table & Filter options each time. You just habe to change the data provider here and work is done.
3. While following above steps remember that the Data Provider Name for every sheet should be different i.e If it DP_1 for sheet one make it DP_2 for 2nd sheet and so on till last sheet. If you miss that then all the sheets would ultimately take the same query name which you last entered.
Hope it helps
Regards
Raj Rai

Combining iTunes libraries from separate iPads or PCs

My wife and I both use iPads almost exclusively and only keep our old Windows PCs to basically house our iTunes libraries and a large no. of photos. Can I combine both iTunes libraries onto a Macbook Pro either from our iPads or our old PCs? And if so how?

Hello Chet Black1,
Thank you for the question. The article below outlines several methods to transfer your music from your previous computer to your new computer.
Home Sharing is the easiest way to transfer your music from one computer to another, but I recommend reviewing the options available in the table to decide which method would work best for you:
The following table compares the methods to move music from your old computer to your new computer.
Method
Considerations
Home Sharing
The easiest option, as long as your new computer is already connected to the Internet.
External drive
Requires additional hardware but backs up your iTunes library.
Transferring purchases
Fastest, but only moves the content you purchased from the iTunes Store. Also requires an iPhone, iPad, or iPod with the content on it.
Windows Migration Assistant
Works best for migrating from an old PC to a new Mac, and transfers more than iTunes.
You can find the steps for each of these methods in the article:
iTunes: How to move your music to a new computer
http://support.apple.com/kb/ht4527
Thank you for using Apple Support Communities.
Best,
Sheila M.

Migration upgrade from albpm 5.7 to 6.5/Oracle 10g

Hi !
We need to upgrade our current ALBPM bpm 5.7 deployment into portal 6.0, to Oracle 10g/bpm6.5.
1) Does this need to be a two step process. Upgrage from 5.7 to 6.0 and then again from 6.0 to Oracle10g/BPM6.5?
2) Is there any documentation regarding upgrade from ALBPM 5.7 to Oracle 10g or from ALBPM 6.0 to Oracle 10g?
3) What is the portal version supported with ALBPM 6.5/Oracle 10g? Will ALBPM 6.5/Oracle 10g run on Portal 6.1 ?
If anybody has any upgrade experience or can point any ALBPM upgrade related doc.
Please respond.
Thanks and regards
Manoj

Manoj,
Currently the upgrade process is from one version to its direct following version. We are looking forward to implement a straight migration from ALBPM 5.7 to Oracle BPM 10gR3, but this does not have a firm timeline yet. If you are urged to migrate, you will need to first migrate from ALBPM 5.7 to ALBPM 6.0 and then from ALBPM 6.0 to OBPM 10gR3. If you are only migrating your project source code without in flight instance migration, you may want to attempt the export of your projects in ALBPM 5.7 and then import them directly into OBPM 10gR3.
As per the migration documentation, you may want to check in the eDocs for ALBPM 6.0 and OTN for OBPM 10gR3.
eduardoc.

Migrate/Upgrade [SSIS Configurations] table 2005 to SSISDB Catalog in 2012

Hi Everyone,
Our SSIS are still in 2005 and we are using the SSIS Configurations table to store our parameters. Our set-up is based from this
link .
Now, we are moving to SSIS 2012 and wanted to maximize the SSISDB Catalog.
I just want to know how can we migrate this existing SSIS Configurations table to the new SSISDB Catalog to minimize the impact.
Also, if you guys could provide a detailed steps that would be awesome.
Many thanks.

Hi Vinxster,
According to your description, you want to upgrade SSIS 2005 packages to SSIS 2012, right?
After we upgraded SSIS 2005 packages to SSIS 2012, configurations are not upgraded. For example, a configuration file may reference an old driver that is no longer used in 2012, so we would have to manually upgrade these packages. For detail information,
please refer to the step by step in the link that sathiya.s has provided as below:
http://www.bidn.com/blogs/DustinRyan/bidn-blog/2610/upgrade-2005-2008-ssis-packages-to-2012-like-a-boss
http://www.sqlservercentral.com/blogs/dknight/2012/05/16/upgrading-packages-to-ssis-2012/
If you have any more questions, please feel free to ask.
Thanks,
Wendy Fu
If you have any feedback on our support, please click
here.
Wendy Fu
TechNet Community Support

Combined Migration/Upgrade or Separate?

Similar Messages

Maybe you are looking for