If you use SQL Server as a DBMS for Administration Server, you can migrate the data from SQL Server to MySQL or MariaDB DBMS. To do this, run the klbackup utility in interactive mode to create a data backup. Enable the Migrate to MySQL/MariaDB format option in the Backup settings window of the Backup and restore wizard. Kaspersky Security Center will create a backup compatible with MySQL and MariaDB. After that, you can restore the data from the backup into MySQL or MariaDB.
Select a new device on which to install the Administration Server. Make sure that the hardware and software on the selected device meet the requirements for Administration Server, Administration Console, and Network Agent. Also, check that ports used on Administration Server are available.
Click the Browse button next to the SQL Server instance name field, and then select the new device name in the list that appears.
Enter the new database name in the Database name field.
Note that the new database name must match the name of database from the previous device. The names of databases must be identical, so that you can use the Administration Server backup. The default database name is KAV.
Click the Browse button next to the SQL Server instance name field, and then select the previous device name in the list that appears.
Note that the previous device must be available for connection with the new Administration Server.
Enter the previous database name in the Database name field.
After the installation is complete, recover Administration Server data on the new device by using the klbackup utility.
If you use SQL Server as a DBMS on the previous and new devices, note that the version of SQL Server installed on the new device must be the same or later than the version of SQL Server installed on the previous device. Otherwise, you cannot recover Administration Server data on the new device.