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You usually export the config from one NAP Server, then manually import it on another. Right click either the top level, or the NAP node and you should see 'export'<br />
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You usually export the config from one NAP Server, then manually import it on another. Right click either the top level, or the NAP node and you should see 'export'


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I have taken over responsibilities of a client migration. One of the task is to migrate the network access protection server. They have two servers srv1 and srv 2. These are for wired , printers and wireless connections. &nbsp;I &nbsp;do not see anything in the proxy's group setting.<br />
The &quot;network policy&quot; has policy for printers, wired and wireless and the same policies are listed in &quot;Connection request policies&quot; section.<br />
I have few questions, hope someone shed light.<br />
1 Why there is a printer policy since we have wired policy?<br />
2. I do not see anything in the proxy setting then how these act as load balancer? or switches are configured with group of servers to load balance?<br />
3 Can i export the setting from these old servers and import it to new server for the migration?
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I have taken over responsibilities of a client migration. One of the task is to migrate the network access protection server. They have two servers srv1 and srv 2. These are for wired , printers and wireless connections.  I  do not see anything in the proxy's group setting.
The "network policy" has policy for printers, wired and wireless and the same policies are listed in "Connection request policies" section.
I have few questions, hope someone shed light.
1 Why there is a printer policy since we have wired policy?
2. I do not see anything in the proxy setting then how these act as load balancer? or switches are configured with group of servers to load balance?
3 Can i export the setting from these old servers and import it to new server for the migration?

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