Table of contents
- 1.1. 1. Important Notes:
- 1.2. 2. Uninstall 3.6:
- 2. 3. Pre-migration steps:
- 3. 3. If migration has already been attempted and failed, delete all migrated configurations from the Zmanda console [Not needed if running for the first time].
- 4. 4. Then execute the following cmds: o Go to the directory /etc/amanda: ls [config backup dir]|xargs rm -rf; cp -R [config backup dir]/*/ ./; chown -R amandabackup *; chgrp -R amandabackup * o Go to the directory /etc/zmanda/zmc/zmc_ags/device_profiles: rm -rf *.yml; cp [config backup dir]/*.yml ./; chown amandabackup *.yml; chgrp amandabackup *.yml [config backup dir] – path of the directory where the backup set directories and device yaml files have been backed up to. 5. Run the following cmd[optional step]: o cat zmc_migrate_fix>/usr/sbin/zmc_migrate 6. To migrate AWS devices which have storage class set as ONEZONE_IA or STANDARD_IA, perform the following changes in order to migrate such devices and the linked backup sets: o Go to - /etc/zmanda/zmc/zmc_ags/device_profiles o Open the yml file corresponding to the concerned AWS device o Update the value of the field S3_STORAGE_CLASS to STANDARD or REDUCED_REDUNDANCY.
- 5. 4. Migration
- 6. 5. Expected Behavior
- 7. 6. Post migration
- 8. 7. Reporting a bug
- 9. 8. Restoring Client-side Encrypted backup
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