Importing The Configuration - Novell ACCESS MANAGER 3.1 SP1 - GATEWAY GUIDE Manual

Depending upon your naming standards, you might want to change the names of the
following:
5c (Conditional) If your Web servers in the staging area have different IP addresses and
hostnames than the Web Servers in the production area, you can search and replace them
in the configuration file or wait until after the import and modify them in the
Administration Console.
6 Export the policies used by the Access Gateway. In the Administration Console, click Policies
> Policies, then either select Name to include all policies or individually select the policies to
export.
You need to export all Access Gateway policies and any Role policies used by the Access
Gateway policies.
7 Click Export and modify the proposed filename if needed.
8 Click OK, then select to save the policy configurations to a file.
9 (Conditional) If you have created multiple policy containers, select the next policy container in
the list, and repeat
The policies for each container must be saved to a separate export file.
10 (Conditional) If your policies redirect users to staging URLs when they are denied access,
search and replace these URLs with the production URLs. Open the policy file with a text
editor and search for your staging name.
11 Copy the Access Gateway and policy configuration files to a place accessible by the new
Access Gateway.
12 Continue with

3.12.2 Importing the Configuration

1 Verify that the Access Gateway meets the conditions for an import:
The Access Gateway should not be a member of a cluster. If it is a member of a cluster,
remove it from the cluster before continuing.
In the Administration Console, click Devices > Access Gateways, select the Access
Gateway, then click Actions > Remove from Cluster.
You can create a cluster and add this machine to the cluster as the primary server after you
have completed the import.
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UserInterfaceID elements (proxy service, pin list, and protected resource user
interface ID's)
Description elements (proxy service, pin list, and protected resource descriptions)
Name (proxy service, pin list, and protected resource names)
SubServiceID elements
MultiHomeMasterSubserviceIDRef elements
LogDirectoryName elements
ProfileIDRef elements
ProtectedResourceID elements
ProfileID elements (TCP Listen options name)
Step 6 through Step
Section 3.12.2, "Importing the Configuration," on page
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