If you want to keep the same version of WAS you can copy the file systems of WAS, Installation Manager, IMData (Data Location), IMShared, the home directory of the owner of the file systems, in case you did not install with admin option, or /etc/.ibm in case you install as admin.
Then as Brian said you have to update the hostname in the node and dmgr (if you have one).
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Original Message:
Sent: 5/18/2023 3:52:00 AM
From: Brian S Paskin
Subject: RE: How to move WAS runing environment newly installed RHEL8
There are migration documents in the Knowledge Center. I usually do it a bit differently. If this is NOT the DMGR then I install the product on the new system, create the profile with the same name, and then copy over the profile from the previous system. After I run some wsadmin commands to update the hostname. This needs to be done for the new system and to the DMGR so the DMGR recognizes the Node is on a new hostname.
Brian
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Brian S Paskin
Sr. Technology Engineer
IBM Cloud Engineering
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Original Message:
Sent: Wed May 17, 2023 07:52 AM
From: susheel kumar
Subject: How to move WAS runing environment newly installed RHEL8
Our production server currently running in old RHEL-6 and WAS version is 8.5
Now we are planning to upgrade RHEL -8 but we don't want to upgrade our WAS.
Can anyone suggest how to move existing WAS to newly installed RHEL8.
Or share any documents for that