Configuration of STMS in new server

Currently I'm configuring the STMS for new server. This is to replace the current development server. I would like to know is there any way I can import all the transport request, including those that are not yet release to the new server? If the old request number is not imported, then all the current program in progress will need to be redo by ABAPer, so is there any solution to this problem?

Hi,
Create virtual system on the current DEV system (domain controller) using links:
http://www.saptechies.com/stms-in-single-system-by-using-virtual-system/
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_smehp1/helpdata/en/44/b4a0db7acc11d1899e0000e829fbbd/content.htm
After this provide this system as the target system for the transports in old DEV system. Once you release these TRs, the data and cofiles for the particular transport is stored in the DIR_TRANS path data/cofiles.
Regards,
Srikishan

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Hi all, just installed XI R3.1 + SP3 on a Solaris platform. But when I tried to create a new webi proc server from within the Central Management ConsoleI found that the option was disabled. We are using a 3 CPU license, which I originally thought was the problem, but we put in an evaluation license and it made no difference. Why can't I create a new server ?

Hi Peter, just wondering, at your initial installation, did you select WebI as part of the installation? I am not familiar with UNIX set up, but in Windows Server, I normally add additional server using Central Configuration Manager (CCM). In the UNIX world, it is a command line tool.
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Can not add new server

Hi,
I install Oracle Workshop for WebLogic 10.3 on Windows Vista and I create new remote server without problem but I can not see server state.
So I delete server and try add new one. Unfortunately when new server popup window is open and I click next (to Specify a WebLogic domain directory/Specify a remote host name) I can not type connection data because all fields but Re-enter password are disabled for remote server type.
Next I try reinstall Oracle Workshop and this takes no effect.
Thanks for answer.
Peter

In new installation BEA2 I create new domain and start it. After configuring WebLogic Runtime Oracle WebLogic Server connection start to live.
Same procedure with old installation doesn't work.

Migrating CA but CA role was already on new server. Whats the worst that can happen?

Here's a little background for this migration.
Old environment was SBS 2008. Everything baked into one server.
New environment we are migrating to is Server 2012 R2. Will have 8 different 2012 r2 VMs varied by roles. Since this is a small network we are putting the CA on the DC (Called NewDC1).
NewDC1 was configured to mirror the old servers Active Directory, etc. BUT NewDC1 when installed was given the AD CS role as well. From everything I've read it says to backup all settings on the old CA, decommission the old server then install the ADCS
role on the new one and restore the backed up files.
BUT since we already have the ADCS role on the new DC. Should I go ahead and uninstall it. Proceed with the steps to backup and uninstall the exchange server role on the old(not decommission the server since we still need it up to decommission the dc correctly).
Then re-install the role on the new server? Also what issue would you run into with the server not being the same name since that's not even a option?

Is the role installed and ADCS configured as a CA on the new server? In 2012, the role install and configuration process are broken into two separate phases. So if its just installed and not configured, then there's no issue. If however its already been
configured as a CA and it has issued certificates, then anything you have issued from it will be invalidated after the migration.
For the migration itself, since you are renaming the computer that the CA is running on you DEFINITELY want to review the migration process - http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ee126170(v=WS.10).aspx. There are several steps you will need to
perform otherwise the CA will not work properly on the destination server.
Lastly, it is NEVER recommended to put the CA on a DC. Too hard to migrate or manage the domain, let alone security issues. I would recommend putting it on a dedicated member server, or if you must, at least one that isnt a DC.
Mark B. Cooper, President and Founder of PKI Solutions Inc., former Microsoft Senior Engineer and subject matter expert for Microsoft Active Directory Certificate Services (ADCS). Known as “The PKI Guy” at Microsoft for 10 years.

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