Specific tasks during migration

Samba software and configuration for /ipdata and interoperating

If the source pdserver that must be migrated is interoperated with another server, you must set up the interoperating environment on the new server.

To find more information about this procedure, follow the instructions from Configuring InfoPrint systems for interoperability.

If job ticketing is used, you must configure the /ipdata folder. For more information about this task, see the Using the InfoPrint Submit Express Client section in RICOH InfoPrint Manager for Linux: Getting Started.

Channel configuration

The channel configuration is no longer supported. The printers will be created, but they will not start.

Associated installed products and InfoPrint Manager features

PPFA

If you have this feature installed, you must install it from the InfoPrint PPFA Feature DVD on the new server. If you have customized PPFA source files, copy them to the new server for later processing.

AFP Resource Installer

This is an independent Windows application. Make sure that the resources used by the InfoPrint Manager objects are available on the new system.

Backends and PPD files

ISMU does not automatically back up and restore the Linux drivers. This operation has to be done manually.

Custom ACIF exits

You need to manually back up and restore any customized ACIF exits that you created. These exits are located at /usr/lpp/psf/bin (apk*, asciinp*, and dbblank files) and the source files are located at /usr/lpp/psf/acif/.

Custom auxiliary-sheets

If the output shows more than the default sheets that come with InfoPrint Manager (64xx, accounting-log, blank, brief, full, job-ticket, and none), ISMU automatically copies the customized sheets to the new server. The customized user-exits from <install_path>\usr\lpp\psf\exits\psf are also copied.

IPPGW configuration

1. Use the #lsippgw command to see if the IPP Gateway daemon is running and also to get the port on which the daemon is started.
2. If the IPP Gateway daemon is running, its configuration should be migrated to the target server.

   To do this, you must follow these steps:

   1. On the new server, start the IPP Gateway using the startippgw daemon utility or IPMMI by following this path: InfoPrint Manager ⇒ IPPGW ⇒ Start.
   2. Verify that the gateway is working by opening a browser and entering the following web address: http://serverhostname:631/printers, where 631 is the default port. Replace serverhostname with the DNS hostname of the system where the IPP gateway daemon is running. If the daemon is using a different port, specify the number of the port you are using. If the gateway is working correctly, you should see a list of the printers that are available through the gateway. All InfoPrint Manager destinations should be listed there. Then find the address (URL) of the destination that you can print to.
   3. If your InfoPrint Manager environment has two InfoPrint Manager systems in different name spaces on the same machine, start an IPP gateway daemon for each InfoPrint Manager system.

Registry data about psfin

You need to check first if the psfin data contains the default values. To do it, follow these steps:

1. Open the Management Console.
2. Go to Options ⇒ Customize Input Manager.
3. Check if these values are the default ones:
   • Directory for segment lists: \var\psf\seglist
   • Directory for segments and percent usage threshold: \var\psf\segments 90
   • Workspace management: automatic
   • Default segment size: 5000
   • Percentage of workspace for retained segments: 5
   • Enable trace: unchecked
4. If the values match the default ones, no work needs to be done; otherwise, modify the defaults on the new server to match the ones from the source server.

Web Server databases

After you stop both source and target Web Servers, copy the following files to the target Web Server:

• /var/pd/ipwebgui/data/ipmwebgui.mv.db
• /var/pd/wmi/data/ipmwebgui.mv.db