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Chapter 5. Migrating from Previous Versions
For Red Hat Directory Server 8.x servers, an upgrade updates all of the Directory Server packages and
then uses the setup script to update the server configuration.
Because Red Hat Directory Server 8.x and Red Hat Directory Server 9.1 are supported on different
platformsRed Hat Enterprise Linux 5.x and Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6.x, respectively — it is not
possible to do an in-place upgrade. The data must be exported from the original machine and imported
into the new server. T hen the upgrade script (setup-ds-adm in.pl -u) to upgrade the settings.
5.1. Important Considerations
The migration process does not and cannot change the hostname. If you are migrating a Directory
Server instance from one machine to another, the new machine must have the same hostname of the old
machine.
There are a number of reasons why the hostname cannot change because of the number of
configuration areas that are not touched by migration and require the hostname of the Directory Server
in order to function:
The Configuration Directory Server must have the same hostname before and after migration or
console clients will fail to connect.
Replication and synchronization will break because both replication agreements and replication
metadata (RUV) contain the hostname.
Changing the hostname breaks SSL/TLS because server certificates use the fully-qualified domain
name in the subject DN.
SASL GSS-API connections will fail. T he Kerberos principal for the server is tied to the fully-qualified
domain name. Changing the hostname will break GSSAPI clients.
Even though the old host must be renamed before migration is complete, the old machine should still be
available on the network so that its data are available to the new Directory Server instance. This is
required for a 7.1 migration for the migration script, but it is a convenience for a cross-platform upgrade
process.
5.2. Migrating Red Hat Directory Server 7.1 to Red Hat Directory
Server 9.1
There is no direct migration path from Red Hat Directory Server 7.1 to Red Hat Directory Server 9.1, but
it is possible to migrate the data.
1. Install Red Hat Directory Server 8.2.
2. Use the migration script, m igrate-ds-adm in.pl, to migrate from 7.1 to 8.2. T his is described in
the migration chapter of the 8.2 Installation Guide.
3. Install Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6 on the target system.
4. Install Red Hat Directory Server 9.0 on the target system.
5. Perform an upgrade, as described in Section 5.3,Upgrading 8.x Servers.
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