SQL Server 2008 migration to new server.
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domingo, 13 de maio de 2012 04:02
Hello all. I have been tasked with moving my SQL server 2008 to a new server, running Win Server 2008 on a Hyper V virtual Server. The old server which will be decommishioned is also running on a Hyper V server, but is needed to be moved to a server with more resources. I need to do this so when the server is brought online, it uses the same exact settings. I will use the same server name and IP address on the new server as was used on the old one. I must point out that I am not very schooled in SQL. How can I do this so that it is seamless to the users. I need to keep the old settings because people have queries mapped out to this server, my EDI settings are mapped out to it also. Is this going to be a hard task?
Thanks in advance
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domingo, 13 de maio de 2012 05:19
Hi,
I think first you need to move your databases (By using attach/Deattach or backup and restore).
Second you have to move your logins so all your users can log to your databases.
Third you have to move your jobs.
I hope this is helpful.
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domingo, 13 de maio de 2012 09:36
Hello all. I have been tasked with moving my SQL server 2008 to a new server, running Win Server 2008 on a Hyper V virtual Server. The old server which will be decommishioned is also running on a Hyper V server, but is needed to be moved to a server with more resources. I need to do this so when the server is brought online, it uses the same exact settings. I will use the same server name and IP address on the new server as was used on the old one. I must point out that I am not very schooled in SQL. How can I do this so that it is seamless to the users. I need to keep the old settings because people have queries mapped out to this server, my EDI settings are mapped out to it also. Is this going to be a hard task?
is there any reason why you're not just moving the VM from the old Hyper-V server to the new Hyper-V server which is more powerful? That way you don't need to change anything on the SQL Server VM. After successfull move to the new server you can tune the SQL Server by adding more RAM, CPU etc. to get better performance.
if you setup a new VM with latest OS and install SQL Server in this VM you need to transfer all the setttings like SQL Agent Jobs, Logins, etc.
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domingo, 13 de maio de 2012 15:43The old VM is out of space.
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domingo, 13 de maio de 2012 16:13
The old VM is out of space.
system partition only (c:) ?
could you not enlarge the disk and how big is it ?
if you've database files on this drive, move them to a different drive (via detach / attach)
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- Editado Daniel_Steiner domingo, 13 de maio de 2012 16:15

