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1. Log in to the FileFly Admin Portal.

2. Select the Settings (gear icon) option, at the far right:
   
   

3.  On the Settings, scroll down to the Configuration Backup section. 
   
   Record the location where the backups are written.

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   Keeping multiple backups in that location will consume a lot of space; they include config drtool files, log dumps, and other configuration information.

4. Select Force Backup Now.

5. Once the backup completes, it appears in the list of backup files:
   

6. In File Explorer, browse to the backup file:
   
   

7. Copy the file to the destination server, so it is available during installation.

8. Navigate to the destination server to configure it and install FileFly tools.

9. Edit the hostfile so the FileFly tools server can be installed.

   1. Right-click Windows PowerShell and open it as an administrator.

   2. Within PowerShell, navigate to the hosts file: C:\windows\system32\drivers\etc\hosts

   3. Open the hosts file in Notepad to point name resolution for the FileFly server (here, filefly.ecorp.com) to the localhost:
      

      

10. Save the file.

11. Start the install of FileFly tools.

12. Click Next past the first two screens, then select Restore from Backup:
    

    

13. When prompted, browse Browse to the backup file when prompted:
    

    

14. In the background, the The installer extracts and checks the files and DNS names . If all of this passes, the installer continuesin the background. the installer continues if all passes. 
    

    

    
    

    

15. From the new machine, open the Admin Portal and verify it is working.

16. Update the DNS record to reflect the changes, and remove the hostfile entry.

17. If the older server is standalone, decommission it.

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