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Hi all,
We have two Win2012 servers which installed SCCM CB2010 and SQL 2012 Server. Now we planning to migrate them to Win2019 server and SQL 2019 Server
Seems we can use backup and recovery to migrate the SCCM to new server.
For the SQL server, do we need to migrate the existing SQL server first? Or just backup the database and restore to new SQL 2019 Server? How about the reporting services
Thanks
Chong
The console still cannot access today, and the log didn't increase anymore. So the installation is not complete and I need to setup another server to perform restore again?
Thanks
As we know, each production environment varies. For the problem we are facing, based on my personal experience, remote assistance may be needed. Unfortunately, this is not available in the community currently due to limited resource. We recommend you to open a phone ticket with MS so that a dedicated support engineer may help on this. Meanwhile, I will try the best to repo the issue in my lab to see if we can provide some clue to help on this and keep you updated. Thank you for your kind understanding and have a nice weekend!