Install ESET PROTECT Server using the All-in-one package installer (Windows) or choose another installation method (Windows manual installation, Linux or Virtual Appliance).
Import all required ESET licenses to ESET PROTECT.
Click the More icon ... → Certification Authorities.
Click ESET PROTECT Certification authority and select Export Public Key.
The file is saved with a .der
file extension.
Click the More icon ...→ Peer Certificates.
Click Agent certificate and select Export.
The file is saved with a .pfx
file extension.
Click the More icon ... → Certification Authorities.
Click Actions and select Import Public Key.
Click Policies.
Click Actions → New.
Type a Name and optional Description for the policy in the appropriate fields.
Click Settings, select ESET Management Agent from the drop-down menu and click Edit server list.
Click Add. Type the FQDN / IP address of the new server in the Host field and click OK.
Verify the FQDN / IP address for the new server is correct and click Save.
Click Change certificate.
Select Custom certificate and click the folder icon.
Navigate to the Agent Certificate .pfx
file exported from the new ESET PROTECT Server, select the file and click OK.
The Agent certificate is in the policy.
Click Assign → Assign, select a client computer (only select one to start) to migrate to the new server. Click OK.
Click Finish.
Verify the test client computer is now connected to the new ESET PROTECT Server and the Agent policy has the correct certificate.
After a successful migration of the test client computer, assign the new policy you created to the rest of your client computers to complete the migration to the new ESET PROTECT Server.
Client computers should now connect to your new ESET PROTECT Server. If clients are not connecting, see Problems after upgrade/migration of ESET PROTECT Server.
When you have everything running correctly on your new ESET PROTECT Server, carefully decommission your old ESET PROTECT Server.