SNAC database
Hello!
I have a question with our upcoming project with one of our clients.
The current setup of our client is the following:
server A and server B are both using SNAC 11.0.6200.724 in HA mode. current capacity is 7000 clients.
They are using a common database which is a MS SQL 2008.
They have 2 LAN enforcers ad 1 gateway enforcers.
Now they purchased SEP 12.1. RU2 from us and we are going to integrate them with they're current SNAC setup.
Also the license for both SEP and SNAC will be both 12000.
Now they will setup a new vm that will accomodate the 12000 clients.
Please correct me if I'm wrong with my ideas:
1. I will install SNAC 12.1 RU2 then install SEP 12.1 RU2. Or Do i only install SEP then have both SEP and SNAC license activated?
2. Use sylink replacer for 11.0.6 SNAC clients to point them to the new server.
3. Use the database used by SNAC 11.0.6 and use it for the SNAC/SEP 12.1 RU2 server. But is this possible? Or I have to still upgrade the 11.0.6 to 12.1 RU2 so that the database will also upgrade and eventually be used for the new server?
4. I'll just point the enforcers to the new SNAC/SEP server.
Im just new with this scenario
Thanks!
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You can build the new server and install SEP than install SNAC. You should be able to activate the licenses for both at the same time
Yes, you can use sylink replacer to point old clients to new server
Here is a host of information on SNAC/SEP to get you started
https://www-secure.symantec.com/connect/blogs/snac...
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Thanks for the response Brian! :)
How about the database for 11.0.6 that is used for SNAC only but is proposed to be used to the SNAC/SEP 12.1 RU2 server?
Thanks
You would need to upgrade as 12.1 is a completely different product and 11.x DB would not support 12.1 as the schema is different.
The only way to use both I can see is to run both 11.x and 12.1 at the same time and I can't imagine that turning out well.
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