Moving devices connected to Administration Server through connection gateways to another Administration Server

You can move devices connected to the Administration Server through connection gateways to another Administration Server. For example, this may be required if you install another version of Administration Server and do not want to reinstall Network Agent on the devices as it may be time consuming.

The commands described in the instruction must be run on client devices under an account with administrator rights.

To move a device connected through the connection gateway to another Administration Server:

1. Run the klmover utility with the -address <server address> parameter, to switch to the new Administration Server.
2. Run the klnagchk -nagwait -tl 4 command.
3. Run the following commands to set a new connection gateway:
   • klscflag -ssvset -pv klnagent -s FileTransfer -n ft_gateway_mode -sv false -svt BOOL_T -ss "|ss_type = \"SS_SETTINGS\";"
   • klscflag -ssvset -pv klnagent -s FileTransfer -n ft_gateway_loc -sv "gateway_ip_or_name" -svt STRING_T -ss "|ss_type = \"SS_SETTINGS\";"

     The "gateway_ip_or_name" is the address of the connection gateway accessible from the internet.

   • klscflag -ssvset -pv klnagent -s FileTransfer -n ft_gateway_ssl_port -sv 13000 -svt INT_T -ss "|ss_type = \"SS_SETTINGS\";"

     The 1300 is the number of the TCP port that the connection gateway is listening to.

4. Run the klnagchk -restart -tl 4 command to start the Network Agent service.

The device is moved to the new Administration Server and connected through the new connected gateway.

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