I'd like to move the SCCM database from the current server to another SQL server. The server currently has the database and the services on the same server using SQL 2005 exoress edition, and I'd like to move it to our DB server working on SQL 2005 Enterprise.
How do I accomplish this? Any help would be appreciated.
Hi
You di this by backing up your database and restore it to the new SQL server. Then you run the SCCM2007 setup.exe and modify the SQL Server configuration. You find a step by step guide here, http://technet.microsoft.com/en-ca/library/bb680707.aspx
kind regards
Ulf M.
I worked throught the steps on the site you provided, and it went ok. It displayed all the right information and reported successfuly.
However, now when I open the SCCM console, it hangs at "Connecting to Site Database (CA1 - PRDMGT01...) This server name is the server where I moved the database from to the new one - PRDMDB01.
It still doesn't recognise the new server.
I had a look at another article that mentiones a incorrect SPN.
Do you know if this is fixed or registered on the MDB server or PRDMGT01 server?
have you tried just to reconfigure the console to connect to the new SQL server? You do that by right click on System center Configuration Manager on top left side in the console. Then choose Connect to Site Database. In the wizard change to the new database server.
The console will not open. It hangs before it opens. The dialog box where it tries to connect to the site server keeps displaying where it tries to connect to the database.
The /norestore switch did the trick for me.
Also - I moved the SMS Provider to the server with SQL on it, and that worked too.
Thanks for your help.
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You di this by backing up your database and restore it to the new SQL server. Then you run the SCCM2007 setup.exe and modify the SQL Server configuration. You find a step by step guide here,
http://technet.microsoft.c
kind regards
Ulf M.