Steve:
I presume you mean the Windows echoServer, as the Linux
echoServer has a single .conf file which it uses for everything.
In general, the Windows echoServer isn't very different from
other Windows applications -- it uses the Windows registry to store
most of its configuration settings. So you should export the registry
keys associated with the echoServer into a .reg file, and then
import that file onto the other PC.
Also, the Windows echoServer creates a .dat file, in the
installation folder. That contains password information, so copy
that over as well.
cheers,
Scott
On May 30, 2008, at 4:17 PM, Steve Sobol wrote:
>
> I'm setting up a server that will act as backup to the computer
> running
> the EchoServer at work. How do I back up the data (passwords, users,
> groups, etc) to the backup server? I guess my question is, exactly
> what would
> I need to back up?
>
> My goal is to be able to temporarily change Server 2's IP address to
> that of
> Server 1 if server 1 goes down, and have the Echoserver work as it
> normally
> would, without any changes to end-user PC's.
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