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  • 1.  Some MigrateIn Policies are placed under the root dir

    Posted Feb 12, 2018 08:07 AM

    Hello,

     

    I am able to migrate out policies from Gateway Server A, and migrate in polices to Gateway Server B, but it seems some polices will be placed in wrong folder structures ( in my case, policies will be placed under the root directory ).

    Below is an example:

     

    Policies under Gateway Server A:

    Root:

    --> FolderA

       --> PolicyX

    --> FolderB

        --> PolicyY

     

    After Migrateout and Migratein to Gateway Server B; the folder structure under Gateway Server B will look like:

     

    Root:

    --> FolderA

       --> <EmptyFolder>      <--  PolicyA no longer under FolderA which now becomes an empty folder

    --> FolderB

        --> PolicyY

        --> PolicyZ

    --> PolicyA                      <-- PolicyA are moved to the root dir

     

     

    May I know what is wrong here? and what is the fix of this issue?

     

    Please note that the policies that are moved to the root dir are random like if I create a new Gateway Server C and do the migrate in again, PolicyX might be placed correctly and PolicyY might be mistakenly placed under the root dir.

     

     

     

    Regards

    Naichun



  • 2.  Re: Some MigrateIn Policies are placed under the root dir
    Best Answer

    Broadcom Employee
    Posted Feb 12, 2018 05:37 PM

    Just guess, it seems you migarteOut folder A and B separately, and policies under folder B may depend on policies under folder A, if you migrateIn folder B first, the dependent policies will be created under root folder.

     

    You can migrateOut 2 folders at  the same time, in your migrateOut commandline, you can repeat the --folderName flag multiple times.

    for example,

    ./GatewayMigrationUtility.sh migrateOut --argFile arg.properties --encassAsPolicyDependency --dest OTK_MAG.xml --folderName /OTK --folderName /MAG



  • 3.  Re: Some MigrateIn Policies are placed under the root dir

    Posted Feb 13, 2018 07:07 AM

    Thanks Zhijun !!! , I will have a try~

    Regards

    Naichun