Step1.Login to the register device's [Terminal List] to ensure that the device's up-to-date event logs data were sync. with the on-premises AMS database already.
Step2.Use Microsoft SQL Server Management studio software to do the full database backup for the on-premises AMS,and then restore it to the AMS SaaS SQL server.
Step3.Login to the new AMS SaaS domain name,and then setup its database with the step2's restored on-premises AMS database,and then click 'Upgrade' button.
Step4.Login to the registered device's [Access Client Setup] page to un-register the device with the on-premises AMS,and then re-register the device with the AMS SaaS server's end-point URL under the new domain name.Wait for the device's re-registration was finished.
Note:
1.During the device's re-registration with the AMS SaaS,there is no need to worry about the event logs data lost since the up-to-date event logs data were sync. to on-premises AMS database already,and then restored to the AMS SaaS SQL database at the above step2.
2.Please inform the Users not to access the device temporarily until the device's re-registration with the AMS SaaS was finished.
3.If needed,please login to the registered device,and then use the below URL to do the full system backup file (*.bin) before doing the re-registration with the AMS SaaS.
http://IP of device/cgi-bin/systemBackup.cgi?command=0
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