To move a DualShield server to a new machine that runs on a different OS from the old machine, you need to install a fresh DualShield server on the new machine, then transfer the DualShield database and some other files from the old machine to the new machine. Below is the guide in steps.
On the new Linux box:
1. Install the latest DualShield server with EXACTLY the same FQDN as the one on the old machine - Please refer to Installation on Linux Console
2. Stop the DualShield service
sudo systemctl stop dualshield
On the old Windows machine:
3. Stop the DualShield service
4. Copy the following files from the Windows machine to the home folder of the Linux machine:
C:\Program Files\Deepnet DualShield\certs\*.*
C:\Program Files\Deepnet DualShield\config\dbenc.jks
C:\Program Files\Deepnet DualShield\config\storeconf.xml
C:\Program Files\Deepnet DualShield\config\server-uuid
C:\Program Files\Deepnet DualShield\config\location.properties
C:\Program Files\Deepnet DualShield\jre\lib\security\cacerts
5. 'cd' back to your home folder and copy the files from the home folder to inside the Dualshield installation folder
sudo cp -r certs /opt/dualshield/certs sudo cp -r dbenc.jks /opt/dualshield/config/dbenc.jks sudo cp -r storeconf.xml /opt/dualshield/config/storeconf.xml sudo cp -r server-uuid /opt/dualshield/config/server-uuid sudo cp -r location.properties /opt/dualshield/config/location.properties
6. Edit the storeconf.xml file...
sudo nano /opt/dualshield/config/storeconf.xml
and change the store location to..
/opt/dualshield/config/dbenc.jks
e.g.
7. Import the cacerts file. Run the following commands, but ignore the warnings about the JKS store using a proprietary format.
10. Start the DualShield service on the new machine