ELUNA Document RepositoryMigrating SFX to a New ServerAnne L.HighsmithauthorAnne L. Highsmith, Consortia Systems Coordinator, Texas A&M University. This session will detail the steps necessary to migrate an existing SFX installation to a new server and set up the old server to serve as a test installation. TAMU Libraries has recently completed such a migration and will be sharing its experiences. TAMU is a multi-instance, consortial SFX setup, which provided interesting challenges during the process, as did the migration from a Solaris to a Linux system. Audience members will receive how-to instructions, including a sample migration script, and tips on pitfalls to avoid. SFX2009-05-09Conference or Workshop Item

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