How to Migrate 32-bit Linux Backup Server to a 64-bit Server

From Version 6 onwards, Arcserve UDP Agent (Linux) will not support a 32-bit server for Linux backup Server. To use Arcserve UDP Agent (Linux) Version 6, migrate the 32-bit Linux server to a 64-bit Linux server.

Follow these steps:

1. Reserve the following files and folders in the Arcserve UDP Agent (Linux) installation folder:

   

   A typical installation folder for Arcserve UDP Agent (Linux) Version 5 was '/opt/CA/d2dserver'/

   Note: If the TOMCAT folder is a a large folder, reserve only TOMCAT/conf folder.

2. Copy the reserved files and folders to some other location, such as '/opt/d2dserver_32bit/'.
3. Package the reserved files and folders at the following location:

   tar -czf UDP_LINUX_AGENT.tar.gz /ultraconservative

4. Copy the packaged file from the 32-bit Linux OS to the 64-bit Linux OS using scp or ftp.
5. Create a folder on the 64-bit OS server using the following command:

   mkdir -p /opt/CA/d2dserver

6. Extract the packaged file on the 64-bit Linux OS using the following command:

   tar -xzf UDP_LINUX_AGENT.tar.gz

7. Copy the reserved files and folders to the following location:

   /opt/CA/d2dserver

   For example: cp -Rp /opt/d2dserver_32bit/* /opt/CA/d2dserver

8. Run the Arcserve UDP Agent (Linux) Version 6.0 installation package on the 64-bit Linux server.
9. The Linux Backup Server upgrades automatically.

   Note: If the host name or IP address is changed, see Configure the System Settings When the Host Name or IP Address is Changed.

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