How to back up, restore, and migrate Active Response content
Last Modified: 2023-05-30 09:46:21 Etc/GMT
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How to back up, restore, and migrate Active Response content
Technical Articles ID:
KB90915
Last Modified: 2023-05-30 09:46:21 Etc/GMT Environment
Active Response 2.x
SummaryActive Response lets you create your own content (triggers, reactions, saved searches, custom collectors), which resides in the Active Response Server database. You might want to keep this content when you upgrade your Active Response Server, for example, from Active Response 2.3 to a single appliance Active Response 2.4 installation. You must export the content, perform your upgrade, or install your new appliance, and then import this content.
This article provides a series of commands to speed up the process. Without the script, you must use the ePolicy Orchestrator (ePO) manager and migrate each content item individually. NOTES:
SolutionBack up your content:
Restore your content:
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