Upgrading SQL and RedGate
computerlady911
Posts: 2
Here is my scenario:
I have two existing servers running on "SQL1" and "Dev1"
We are migrating to SQL2012. So I need to bring two new SQL servers online. - SQL2 and Dev2.
I want to use the latest version of RedGate and will be purchasing 2 licenses for the new servers.
I want to keep my existing version chugging along in the meantime. But I don't want to upgrade those agents since the servers will be retired as soon as the migration is completed.
Will this work?
Install new clients on the new servers SQL2 and Dev2
Manage existing servers: SQL1 and Dev1 (running RedGate 6) AND new Servers: SQL2 and Dev2 (running RedGate 7) using the RedGate 7 GUI on Backup.
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I have RedGate 6 GUI installed on "
I have two existing servers running on "SQL1" and "Dev1"
We are migrating to SQL2012. So I need to bring two new SQL servers online. - SQL2 and Dev2.
I want to use the latest version of RedGate and will be purchasing 2 licenses for the new servers.
I want to keep my existing version chugging along in the meantime. But I don't want to upgrade those agents since the servers will be retired as soon as the migration is completed.
Will this work?
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Purchase and download new version.
Install RedGate 7 GUI on
Install new clients on the new servers SQL2 and Dev2
Manage existing servers: SQL1 and Dev1 (running RedGate 6) AND new Servers: SQL2 and Dev2 (running RedGate 7) using the RedGate 7 GUI on Backup.
Comments
Thanks for posting on the Redgate forums.
Unfortunately, it is not possible not install both v6 and v7 on one server. We could give a limited time licence to help you migrate but you would need to upgrade your current v6 install to v7 and then run all 4 servers on the version 7 install.
When you posted on the forums a support ticket was created with this email address. I will also contact you there so we can discuss your situation further.
Dan Bainbridge
Product Support Engineer | Redgate Software