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Steps to move Active Roles Synchronization Service Database (new DB) -
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Steps to move Active Roles Synchronization Services Database to a new database located on a different Microsoft SQL server. -
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1.- Create a backup of the Sync Service configuration1.1.- Open Active Roles Synchronization Service Console.1.2.- Click on the settings (cog) icon.1.3.- Click Export Configuration.1.4.- Provide a configuration file name and path, and enter a password to encrypt the file with.1.5.- Click Ok.1.6.- When prompted the configuration profile saved successfully click ok.2.- Backup both Sync Service databases (config and data).3.- Configure the new database.3.1.- Open Active Roles Synchronization Service Console.3.2.- Click on the settings (cog) icon.3.3.- Click Configure Sync Service.3.4.- On the Service Account and Mode screen enter the Sync Service account username and password, and select the Sync Service Mode, then click Next.3.5.- On the Database Connection screen.3.5.1.- Enter the new SQL Server.3.5.2.- Enter the new Database Name.3.5.3.- If using a separate SQL Database.3.5.3.1.- Tick the Store sync data in a separate database.3.5.3.2.- Give the Sync Service Data database a new name.3.5.4.- If using Windows Auth to connect to the database (the service account) leave as Use Windows Auth, otherwise change to SQL Server Auth, and enter the SQL account username and password.3.5.5.- Click Next.3.6.- Provide a configuration file name and path, and enter a password to encrypt the file with.3.7.- Click Finish.3.8.- Close the Active Roles Synchronization Service Console.4.- Import Configuration and History4.1.- Re-open the Active Roles Synchronization Service Console (it does need to be restarted).4.2.- Click on the settings (cog) icon.4.3.- Click Import Configuration.4.4.- On the Select source product screen, select the previous product, and select Import Sync History, then click next.4.5.- On the Do you have the configuration profile file screen.4.5.1.- Select I have configuration file.4.5.2.- Enter the path to where the configuration file is stored.4.5.3.- Provide the password for the file.4.5.4.- Click Next.4.6.- On the Specify source SQL Server databases, review:4.6.1.- SQL Server4.6.2.- Database(s)4.6.3.- Authentication type4.7.- If the details are correct, click Start Import4.8.- Once complete, click Finish5.- Review configuration5.1.- Close and re-open the Active Roles Synchronization Service Console5.2.- Review connections, mappings, Sync Workflows and Sync History6.- Export the new configuration to file6.1.- Open Active Roles Synchronization Service Console6.2.- Click on the settings (cog) icon6.3.- Click Export Configuration6.4.- Provide a configuration file name and path, and enter a password to encrypt the file with6.5.- Click Ok6.6.- When prompted the configuration profile saved successfully click ok7.- Import the Configuration on other Sync Services within the instance
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