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Migrate to a Larger Database<br />

IDF installs <strong>Micro</strong>soft SQL Server 2005 to use as its database. SQL Server 2005, with its 4GB limit, may be<br />

too small for your needs. The following instructions are for migrating to a larger SQL Server Enterprise<br />

database. For assistance with migrating to other supported databases, please contact <strong>Trend</strong> <strong>Micro</strong><br />

Support.<br />

Normally you do not have to activate the SQL Browser service, but in some instances you have to<br />

switch it on, particularly if you are using the "default" instance. Please refer to the <strong>Micro</strong>soft page SQL<br />

Browser Service.<br />

Remote connection via Windows authentication is not supported. IDF connection to the DB should<br />

be either Mixed Mode or SQL Server authentication.<br />

1. Backup the data in question. This can be done via a scheduled task. Go to System->Scheduled<br />

Tasks->New.<br />

2. Select Once Only as the frequency.<br />

3. Choose the Backup task type. e.g. to "C:\dbbackup".<br />

4. Let the task run.<br />

5. Monitor the System Events for the Backup Finished event.<br />

6. When the event shows up, immediately shut down the <strong>Intrusion</strong> <strong>Defense</strong> <strong>Firewall</strong> service in<br />

the Windows Services control panel. This will ensure new logs/data are not created after your<br />

backup.<br />

7. Find your database backup file e.g. "C:\dbbackup\IDFBackup.bak", and copy the file (or<br />

make it available) to the machine where the new database will be saved.<br />

8. Restore the backup. For example, create a new database called "idf-restore1". Right click the file<br />

and select Tasks->Restore..., then link up the file in the "Devices" area, and chose to<br />

Overwrite Existing Database on the options tab.<br />

Your exact settings here may vary.<br />

9. Once the database has been migrated, you need to point your IDF to use the new database. Edit<br />

the following file on your IDF server host: C:\Program Files\<strong>Trend</strong><br />

<strong>Micro</strong>\OfficeScan\Addon\<strong>Intrusion</strong> <strong>Defense</strong><br />

<strong>Firewall</strong>\webclient\webapps\ROOT\WEB-INF\dsm.properties<br />

10. Update the file:<br />

A simple dsm.properties file looks like this:<br />

#Wed Jun 11 16:19:19 EDT 2008<br />

database.SqlServer.user=sa<br />

database.name=IDF<br />

database.directory=null\\<br />

database.SqlServer.password=$1$87251922972564e6bb3e2da9e688cd4ceb42b9bf<br />

b17a942c3c8ad99ff05938c81<br />

database.SqlServer.instance=IDF<br />

mode.demo=false<br />

database.SqlServer.namedPipe=true<br />

database.type=SqlServer<br />

database.SqlServer.server=.<br />

manager.node=1<br />

It should be modified to look like this:<br />

© Copyright 2010 <strong>Trend</strong> <strong>Micro</strong> Inc. www.trendmicro.com<br />

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