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    Data Server - Move IBIS Units

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    This document provides procedures for moving IBIS units between data servers or archiving and reloading IBIS units on the same data server. It describes three scenarios: 1) Moving an IBIS unit from one data server to another by archiving the unit on the first server and reloading it on the second server. 2) Archiving and reloading a unit on the same data server to free up space. 3) Archiving a unit on the same server to save space without reloading. The procedures include closing projects, archiving, copying or moving archive files, and reloading the units.

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    This document provides procedures for moving IBIS units between data servers or archiving and reloading IBIS units on the same data server. It describes three scenarios: 1) Moving an IBIS unit from one data server to another by archiving the unit on the first server and reloading it on the second server. 2) Archiving and reloading a unit on the same data server to free up space. 3) Archiving a unit on the same server to save space without reloading. The procedures include closing projects, archiving, copying or moving archive files, and reloading the units.

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    This document provides procedures for moving IBIS units between data servers or archiving and reloading IBIS units on the same data server. It describes three scenarios: 1) Moving an IBIS unit from one data server to another by archiving the unit on the first server and reloading it on the second server. 2) Archiving and reloading a unit on the same data server to free up space. 3) Archiving a unit on the same server to save space without reloading. The procedures include closing projects, archiving, copying or moving archive files, and reloading the units.

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    Data Server - Move IBIS Units

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    This document provides procedures for moving IBIS units between data servers or archiving and reloading IBIS units on the same data server. It describes three scenarios: 1) Moving an IBIS unit from one data server to another by archiving the unit on the first server and reloading it on the second server. 2) Archiving and reloading a unit on the same data server to free up space. 3) Archiving a unit on the same server to save space without reloading. The procedures include closing projects, archiving, copying or moving archive files, and reloading the units.

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    DATA SERVER – MOVE IBIS UNITS

    DATA SERVER – MOVE IBIS UNITS


    Reference: TSPG/20YY/NNN

    Revision: X.X

    Signature Date
    Prepared by
    06/12/2023
    Evgeny Shilov

    Verified by

    Approved by

    Authorized by

    Document Evolution
    Revision Date Reason of change

    1.0 12/2023 First edition

    IDS GeoRadar s.r.l.


    Via A. Righi 6-6A-8, Loc. Ospedaletto, 56121 PISA (PI) - Italy
    Tel. +39 050 8934 100 - Fax +39 050 7912130
    Web: www.idsgeoradar.com

    All information contained in this document is confidential and is property of IDS GeoRadar. All rights reserved

    Mod: MDM/105/M1 Rev 1 TSPG/20YY/NNN Rev. 1.0 Page 1 of 8


    DATA SERVER – MOVE IBIS UNITS

    DATA SERVER – MOVE IBIS UNITS

    Product: Data Server


    Component: n/a
    Update: 06/12/2023

    PROCEDURE

    This procedure applies when you want to relocate IBIS units from one data server to another or archive and reload
    IBIS units to the same data server.

    IDS GeoRadar s.r.l.


    Via A. Righi 6-6A-8, Loc. Ospedaletto, 56121 PISA (PI) - Italy
    Tel. +39 050 8934 100 - Fax +39 050 7912130
    Web: www.idsgeoradar.com

    All information contained in this document is confidential and is property of IDS GeoRadar. All rights reserved

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    DATA SERVER – MOVE IBIS UNITS

    SCENARIO 1

    Move IBIS unit from Data Server 1 to Data Server 2

    Data Server 1 Data Server 2


    IBIS unit 1 IBIS unit 1
    IBIS unit 2 IBIS unit 2
    IBIS unit 3 IBIS unit 3
    IBIS unit xx IBIS unit xx
    IBIS unit 99

    1. Login to Data Server 1 (DS1) admin tool and go to Radar Unit Manager

    2. Identify Radar Unit that you want to move (example Radar Unit 9)

    3. Close Guardian Project that is uploading data to IBIS unit that you are going to move.

    4. If FPM Environment is installed, remove the IBIS unit from FPM Master Project.

    All information contained in this document is confidential and is property of IDS GeoRadar. All rights reserved

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    DATA SERVER – MOVE IBIS UNITS

    5. Select Radar unit required to be moved and click Archive button.

    6. Click OK to confirm the selection

    7. Provide Radar Unit Name for the Archive (do not modify from Default) and select the folder you would
    like to use to store archived data

    All information contained in this document is confidential and is property of IDS GeoRadar. All rights reserved

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    DATA SERVER – MOVE IBIS UNITS

    Note: the destination folder must have sufficient space to save the archived data.

    To Estimate how much space is required, go to file explorer, and browse to IBIS Data storage folder,
    example below (C:\IBIS\Data\IBISUNITS).

    Right click on the folder with IBIS Unit ID and select properties. Example below is IBIS Unit ID 27.

    8. Watch for the status of Archiving task and wait for it to be completed.

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    DATA SERVER – MOVE IBIS UNITS

    9. Navigate to the archive folder and copy ZIP and XML files to a USB drive

    10. Login to Data Server 2 (DS2) admin tool and go to Radar Unit Manager

    11. Ensure there is no IBIS unit with the same ID number present in this data server.

    If there is a unit with the same ID, you need to delete it from this Data Server.

    12. Copy ZIP and XML files from USB to a folder on the new Data Server (Example C:\IBIS\DS_Restore)

    13. Click Reload Button in DS2 admin tool

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    DATA SERVER – MOVE IBIS UNITS

    14. Select Browse and browse to the folder where you saved the archived files (C:\IBIS\DS_Restore)

    15. Select the unit required and click reload

    16. Watch the progress of the task and wait for it to finish

    17. Once the task is finished you will see the unit in database as Active.

    18. If you have a Guardian Project for this Unit, modify the IP address of Data Server to point to the new
    Data Server and re-open project.

    All information contained in this document is confidential and is property of IDS GeoRadar. All rights reserved

    TSPG/20YY/NNN Rev. 1.0 Page 7 of 8


    DATA SERVER – MOVE IBIS UNITS

    SCENARIO 2

    Archive and Reload IBIS unit from on the same Data Server PC.

    Same steps apply, except for steps 9 and 12.

    Use Case:

    IBIS unit was archived to save space, but later required to be reloaded to read the data.

    SCENARIO 3

    Archive IBIS unit to save space on Data Server

    Apply steps 1-9 and instead of copying files from local disc to USB disc, select MOVE option.

    All information contained in this document is confidential and is property of IDS GeoRadar. All rights reserved

    TSPG/20YY/NNN Rev. 1.0 Page 8 of 8

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