To transfer Active Roles configuration, you can collect configuration objects from one Active Roles environment and then deploy them to another environment in the following way:
To create a configuration package with the Configuration Collection wizard
To deploy a configuration package with the Configuration Deployment wizard
As an alternative to using the graphical user interface tools, you can use the ARSconfig command-line tool. The ARSconfig tool is the arsconfig.wsf Windows Script File (WSF) that defines the command line parameters and the required object references.
Using the ARSconfig tool requires two files to be pre-configured, before running the script. These are a file that lists the configuration objects that the package must include, and, if necessary, a file containing domain mapping entries.
To run the ARSconfig command-line tool
Cscript arsconfig.wsf [/?] /task:<'collect' | 'deploy' | 'rollback'> [/selection:"<filename.xml>"] [/package:"<filename.xml>"] [/map:"<filename.csv>"] [/verbose] [/log:"<filename>"] [/deletelog] [/server:<servername>] [/login:<username>] [/password:<userpassword>] [/danglingLinks:<'Stop' | 'Skip' | 'Deploy'>] [/ignoreLinks:<'0' | '1' | '2' | '3'>] [/ignoreErrors] [/upgrade]
Parameter |
Description |
task |
This is a required parameter which defines the type of task you want to perform by using this script. Specify one of these parameter values:
|
selection |
The path and name of the XML file containing a list of the source configuration objects to be included in the configuration package. This parameter is required when you use this script to create a configuration package. The XML file you specify in this parameter must be manually created before you run the script. |
package |
The full path to the configuration package XML file. Add this parameter is you want to specify a custom name and location for the configuration package file. If you do not specify this parameter, the script assumes that the installation path, and the default package file name are used. |
map |
The name of the domain mapping file. Add this parameter if you want the test domain names to be replaced with the production domain names, during configuration package deployment. You can add this parameter only when you use this script to deploy a configuration package. The CSV file you specify in this parameter must be manually created before you run the script. |
verbose |
Enables log trace output. If this parameter is not specified, then no information is displayed in the Command Prompt while the script is running. |
log |
Specifies the name of the trace output file. You can also specify a target location for the log file. Add this parameter to create a log file with diagnostic information. |
deletelog |
Deletes the trace output file upon successful completion. Add this parameter if you want the log file deleted if a task was completed with no errors. |
server |
The fully qualified domain name of the computer running the Administration Service to connect to. If this parameter is not specified, the script attempts a connection to any available Administration Service. |
login |
The user logon name of the account with which you want to connect, in the form Domain\UserName, or in the form of a user principal name. |
password |
Password for the user logon name you specify in the login parameter. |
danglingLinks |
This parameter takes effect if the task parameter value is set to 'deploy', and specifies whether to deploy Access Template or Policy Object links, if any found in the package, that refer to objects which may fail to be resolved in the destination environment (dangling links). The acceptable parameter values are:
|
ignoreLinks |
Specifies whether to collect Access Template links and Policy Object links. This parameter can take any of the following values:
|
ignoreErrors |
If this parameter is specified, the solution ignores any errors that can be encountered during the configuration deployment. |
upgrade |
If supplied together with /task:'deploy', preserves the existing links, policy parameters and scheduled task parameters. Without this parameter, the deployment of a configuration package replaces the existing links with the links found in the configuration package, and resets the policy and schedule task parameters to the default values. |
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