Digipass Plug-In for SBR Administrator Reference - Vasco

Digipass Plug-In for SBR Administrator Reference Backup and Recovery
6.2.2.5 Rebuild SBR Plug-In, Copy Database
This procedure will be required where multiple SBR Plug-Ins are synchronizing with each other
and one SBR Plug-In, together with its database, is lost. The instructions below assume one
functional SBR Plug-In (SVR-1) with an up-to-date database, and a server on which an SBR
Plug-In must be rebuilt (SVR-2) and its database copied from the other SBR Plug-In.
1. Rebuild SVR-2 with your operating system SOE, using the same IP address as before,
2. Retrieve your backup copy of the dpsbrauth.xml file.
3. Reinstall Digipass Plug-In for SBR on the server. The same settings as those chosen in
the previous installation should be selected. Note: on Active Directory or an ODBC
database, the This is not the first SBR Plug-In to be installed checkbox on the
Prerequisites screen should be ticked.
4. Tick the Use an evaluation license checkbox (the existing Digipass data in the data
store contains all necessary licensing information, which will be retrieved when the
SBR Plug-In is operational).
5. At the end of the installation, you will be prompted to select a license activation
method. Select Just Continue.
Before you restart SVR-2, carry out the following:
6. Restore the backup copy of the configuration file dpsbrauth.xml into the same
directory.
7. Restore any customized files for the web sites (see 9.1 Customizing the Web Sites
and 6.1.2 Web Sites for more information).
8. On SVR-1, stop the Steel-Belted RADIUS service.
9. Take a complete copy of the database used by the SBR Plug-In on SVR-1. If you are
using the embedded PostgreSQL database, see 6.1.6.3 Backup of Embedded
Database for instructions.
10. Delete the synchronization queue file(s) on SVR-1 for SVR-2.
11. The Steel-Belted RADIUS service on SVR-1 may be restarted now if needed.
12. Completely overwrite the database used by the SBR Plug-In on SVR-2 with the copy
from SVR-1. If you are using the embedded PostgreSQL database:
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