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Pre-migration requirements on UNIX systems 2 20. Verify your configuration and license information on the Server License Summary screen and click Next. 21. Click Start on the Apply User Settings screen. User Settings migration may take up to 30 minutes. 22. Click Next on the Apply User Settings screen. 23. Select the Start Client check box, if necessary, on the Start Server screen and click Finish. After all of the DCFM services are started, the Log In dialog box displays. 24. Enter your user name and password. The defaults are Administrator and password, respectively. If you migrated from a previous release, your username and password do not change. 25. Click Login. 26. Click OK on the Login Banner. To import nicknames from EFCM, refer to "Importing names" on page 208. Pre-migration requirements on UNIX systems Before you migrate from EFCM, complete the following: • Make sure that a version of EFCM is installed on your server that meets migration requirements. For information about upgrading to a version of EFCM that meets migration requirements, refer to the Upgrade Instructions for EFCM 9.6 or 9.7. You may also need to upgrade E/OS versions on supported switches and directors. - If you have EFCM 6.X, 7.0, or 7.1 software, you must upgrade to EFCM 7.2, then upgrade to EFCM 9.1, then upgrade to EFCM 9.7 before you can migrate to DCFM Enterprise edition. - If you have EFCM 8.0 through 8.6.1 software, you must upgrade to EFCM 9.1, then upgrade to EFCM 9.7, before you can migrate to DCFM Enterprise edition. - If you have EFCM 8.7 through 8.9.1 software, you must upgrade to EFCM 9.7, before you can migrate to DCFM Enterprise edition. - If you have EFCM 9.0 through 9.5 software, you must upgrade to EFCM 9.7, before you can migrate to DCFM Enterprise edition. • Make sure that you fully back up your current EFCM data on your management server. To do this, copy the \EfcData directory to the Zip disk (notebook server) or CD-RW drive management server) where backups occur. Overwrite the existing files. • Make sure you fully back up your EFCM data on your current management servers. Copy the following directories to your configured backup drive, where is the directory where the application is installed: - \Client - \Server - \Backup - \Call Home DCFM Installation, Migration, and Transition Guide 203 53-1001360-01

Section	Page
Contents	3
About This Document	9
In this chapter	9
How this document is organized	9
Supported hardware and software	10
What’s new in this document	12
Document conventions	13
Text formatting	13
Notes, cautions, and warnings	13
Key terms	13
Notice to the reader	14
Additional information	14
Brocade resources	14
Other industry resources	15
Getting technical help	15
Document feedback	16
Installation	17
In this chapter	17
Headless installation information	17
Professional, Professional Plus, and Enterprise edition feature support	18
Requirements	21
Operating system requirements	21
Memory requirements	22
Disc space requirements	23
Browser requirements	23
Client and Server system requirements	23
Scalability requirements	24
Professional edition installation	25
Installing Professional edition on Windows systems	25
Professional edition pre-installation requirements on UNIX systems	29
Installing Professional edition on UNIX systems	30
Professional edition pre-installation requirements on UNIX systems (headless)	33
Installing Professional edition on UNIX systems (headless)	34
Troubleshooting the Linux installation	34
Professional Plus trial installation	35
Professional Plus trial requirements	35
Installing Professional Plus trial on Windows systems	35
Professional Plus trial pre-installation requirements on UNIX systems	39
Installing Professional Plus trial on UNIX systems	40
Professional Plus trial pre-installation requirements on UNIX systems (headless)	43
Installing Professional Plus trial on UNIX systems (headless)	44
Professional Plus edition installation	45
Installing Professional Plus edition on Windows systems	45
Professional Plus edition pre-installation requirements on UNIX systems	49
Installing Professional Plus edition on UNIX systems	50
Professional Plus edition pre-installation requirements on UNIX systems (headless)	53
Installing Professional Plus edition on UNIX systems (headless)	54
Enterprise trial installation	55
Enterprise trial requirements	55
Installing Enterprise trial on Windows systems	55
Enterprise trial pre-installation requirements on UNIX systems	59
Installing Enterprise trial on UNIX systems	60
Enterprise trial pre-installation requirements on UNIX systems (headless)	63
Installing Enterprise trial on UNIX systems (headless)	64
Enterprise edition installation	65
Installing Enterprise edition on Windows systems	65
Enterprise edition pre-installation requirements on UNIX systems	69
Installing Enterprise edition on UNIX systems	70
Enterprise edition pre-installation requirements on UNIX systems (headless)	74
Installing Enterprise edition on UNIX systems (headless)	75
Installing the ODBC driver	75
Configuring an explicit server IP address	76
Smart Card driver installation	76
Uninstall	80
Uninstalling from Windows systems	80
Uninstalling from UNIX systems	80
Uninstalling from UNIX systems (headless)	81
Migration	83
In this chapter	83
Professional edition migration	83
Professional edition pre-migration requirements on Windows systems	88
Migrating from Professional edition 10.0.X to Professional edition 10.3.X on Windows systems	88
Professional edition pre-migration requirements on UNIX systems	92
Migrating from Professional edition 10.0.X to Professional edition 10.3.X on UNIX systems	93
Migrating from Professional edition 10.1.X to Professional edition 10.3.X on Windows systems	96
Migrating from Professional edition 10.1.X to Professional edition 10.3.X on UNIX systems	100
Migrating from Professional edition 10.3.X to Professional Plus trial 10.3.X on Windows systems	104
Migrating from Professional edition 10.3.X to Professional Plus trial 10.3.X on UNIX systems	108
Migrating from Professional edition 10.3.X to Professional Plus edition 10.3.X on Windows systems	112
Migrating from Professional edition 10.3.X to Professional Plus edition 10.3.X on UNIX systems	116
Migrating from Professional edition 10.3.X to Enterprise trial 10.3.X on Windows systems	120
Migrating from Professional edition 10.3.X to Enterprise trial 10.3.X on UNIX systems	124
Migrating from Professional edition 10.3.X to Enterprise edition 10.3.X on Windows systems	128
Migrating from Professional edition 10.3.X to Enterprise edition 10.3.X on UNIX systems	132
Professional Plus trial migration	136
Professional Plus trial requirements	136
Upgrading Professional Plus trial to Professional Plus edition	137
Professional Plus trial pre-migration requirements on Windows systems	138
Migrating from Professional Plus trial to Professional Plus edition on Windows systems	138
Professional Plus trial pre-migration requirements on UNIX systems	142
Migrating from Professional Plus trial to Professional Plus edition on UNIX systems	143
Migrating from Professional Plus trial to Enterprise trial on Windows systems	147
Migrating from Professional Plus trial to Enterprise trial on UNIX systems	151
Migrating from Professional Plus trial to Enterprise edition on Windows systems	155
Migrating from Professional Plus trial to Enterprise edition on UNIX systems	159
Professional Plus edition migration	163
Upgrading Professional Plus edition to Enterprise edition	163
Professional Plus edition pre-migration requirements on Windows systems	164
Migrating from Professional Plus edition to Enterprise edition on Windows systems	164
Professional Plus edition pre-migration requirements on UNIX systems	168
Migrating from Professional Plus edition to Enterprise edition on UNIX systems	169
Enterprise trial migration	173
Enterprise trial requirements	173
Upgrading Enterprise trial to Enterprise edition	174
Enterprise pre-migration requirements on Windows systems	175
Migrating from Enterprise trial to Enterprise trial on Windows systems	175
Migrating from Enterprise trial to Enterprise edition on Windows systems	179
Enterprise pre-migration requirements on UNIX systems	183
Migrating from Enterprise trial to Enterprise trial on UNIX systems	184
Migrating from Enterprise trial to Enterprise edition on UNIX systems	188
Troubleshooting Linux installation	192
Enterprise edition migration	193
Enterprise edition pre-migration requirements on Windows systems	193
Migrating from Enterprise edition 10.0.X on Windows systems	194
Enterprise edition pre-migration requirements on UNIX systems	197
Migrating from Enterprise edition 10.0.X on UNIX systems	198
Migrating from Enterprise edition 10.1.X on Windows systems	201
Migrating from Enterprise edition 10.1.X on UNIX systems	205
EFCM migration	209
Pre-migration requirements on Windows systems	215
Migrating from EFCM 9.6 or 9.7 on Windows systems	215
Pre-migration requirements on UNIX systems	219
Migrating from EFCM 9.6 or 9.7 on UNIX systems	221
Importing names	224
Editing a user account	225
Fabric Manager migration	226
Pre-migration requirements on Windows systems	227
Migrating from Fabric Manager 5.4 or 5.5 on Windows systems	227
Post migration requirements on Windows systems	230
Pre-migration requirements on UNIX systems	230
Migrating from Fabric Manager 5.4 or 5.5 on UNIX systems	230
Post migration requirements on UNIX systems	234
Transition	235
In this chapter	235
EFCM transition	235
Toolbar differences	237
EFCM to DCFM command mapping	238
Fabric Manager transition	243
Fabric Manager to DCFM command mapping	245
WebTools Functionality	248

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20.

Verify your configuration and license information on the

Server License Summary

screen and

click

21. Click

Start

on the

Apply User Settings

screen.

User Settings migration may take up to 30 minutes.

22. Click

on the

Apply User Settings

screen.

23.

Select the

Start Client

check box, if necessary, on the

Start Server

screen and click

Finish

After all of the DCFM services are started, the

dialog box displays.

24.

Enter your user name and password.

The defaults are Administrator and password, respectively. If you migrated from a previous

release, your username and password do not change.

25. Click

26. Click

on the Login Banner.

To import nicknames from EFCM, refer to

“Importing names”

on page 208.

Pre-migration requirements on UNIX systems

Before you migrate from EFCM, complete the following:

•

Make sure that a version of EFCM is installed on your server that meets migration

requirements. For information about upgrading to a version of EFCM that meets migration

requirements, refer to the Upgrade Instructions for EFCM 9.6 or 9.7. You may also need to

upgrade E/OS versions on supported switches and directors.

If you have EFCM 6.X, 7.0, or 7.1 software, you must upgrade to EFCM 7.2, then upgrade to

EFCM 9.1, then upgrade to EFCM 9.7 before you can migrate to DCFM Enterprise edition.

If you have EFCM 8.0 through 8.6.1 software, you must upgrade to EFCM 9.1, then

upgrade to EFCM 9.7, before you can migrate to DCFM Enterprise edition.

If you have EFCM 8.7 through 8.9.1 software, you must upgrade to EFCM 9.7, before you

can migrate to DCFM Enterprise edition.

If you have EFCM 9.0 through 9.5 software, you must upgrade to EFCM 9.7, before you can

migrate to DCFM Enterprise edition.

•

Make sure that you fully back up your current EFCM data on your management server.

To do this, copy the \EfcData directory to the Zip disk (notebook server) or CD-RW drive

management server) where backups occur. Overwrite the existing files.

•

Make sure you fully back up your EFCM data on your current management servers.

Copy the following directories to your configured backup drive, where

<Install_Home>

is the

directory where the application is installed:

<Install_Home>

\Client

<Install_Home>

\Server

<Install_Home>

\Backup

<Install_Home>

\Call Home