If you migrating from one OS to another but not upgrading the version of Spectrum, use the following:
1. Install 9.4.2.1 on the new Linux system
2. Install any post 9.4.2.1 debug or PTF patches on the new Linux machine that you had installed on the old Windows machine
Basically you want to duplicate the same Spectrum version and patch install on the new Linux machine as you have on the old Windows machine.
3. Create a SpectroSERVER database save on the old Windows machine. Copy the SpectroSERVER database save file to the new Linux machine and load.
4. If you want to migrate the DDM database, create a DDM database save on the old Windows machine. Copy the DDM database save file to the new Linux machine and load.
5. Copy all custom event files in from the $SPECROOT/custom/Events directory from the old Windows machine to the $SPECROOT/custom/Events directory on the new Linux Machine.
6. Copy all OneClick customizations like custom menus, columns, tables etc from the $SPECROOT/custom/console/config and $SPECROOT/custom/common/config directories on the old Windows machine to the $SPECROOT/custom/console/config and $SPECROOT/custom/common/config directories on the new Linux machine.
I do not recommend copying over configuration files for integrations like eHealth, Service Desk, SSO etc. These should be configured from scratch on the new Linux machine.
7. If using AlarmNotifier and you have customized the AlarmNotifier scripts, copy these scripts from the old Windows machine to the new Linux machine.
Regards
Joe