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How to Upgrade to a<br />
Management Server<br />
4. Copy the following files from the $FWDIR/conf directory of the production<br />
machine to $FWDIR/conf directory of the duplicate machine:<br />
� $FWDIR/conf<br />
objects.C<br />
rulebases.fws<br />
fwauth.NDB*<br />
fgrulebases.fws (if exists)<br />
xlate.conf (if exists)<br />
aftpd.conf (if exists)<br />
smtp.conf (if exists)<br />
sync.conf (if exists)<br />
masters (if exists)<br />
clients (if exists)<br />
fwmusers (if exists)<br />
gui-clients (if exists)<br />
slapd.conf (if exists)<br />
serverkeys (if exists)<br />
product.conf (if exists)<br />
� $FWDIR/database<br />
InternalCA.DB (if exists)<br />
Note: In case your duplicate machine has a different OS, see Appendix B.<br />
5. Start Check Point software on your production machine by executing the<br />
cpstart command.<br />
6. In order to make sure that the replicated Management Server has been<br />
successfully upgraded as expected, try to push policy on the modules, receive<br />
logs and check the module’s status.<br />
7. Install the Check Point NG FP3 software on the duplicate machine using the<br />
NG FP3 CD, and select the upgrade option to automatically upgrade of the<br />
software and the database format.<br />
8. Run the PostUpgrade_Verifier tool on the duplicate machine to validate<br />
integrity of the upgraded environment.<br />
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