SysOps003
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No, you don´t.
The following data is saved in the backup copy of Administration Server:
- Database of Administration Server (policies, tasks, application settings, events saved on the Administration Server).
- Configuration details of the structure of administration groups and client devices.
- Repository of distribution packages of applications for remote installation.
- Administration Server certificate.
Please, see this link.
Thx for the reply, and I have seen that description.
But as I mentioned, when I log in to the new server, it only have the certificate with the old servername.

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I had a old 2012r2 server(hostname AV01) with Security Center 13. DB running on a old SQL version, So I wanted to update like described here: https://support.kaspersky.com/KSC/13/en-US/3675.htm
So..
- I installed a new 2019 server (hostname AV02)
- Ran the backup on the old server
- Created a DB on the new SQL server (same DB name but new Hostname)
- Installed Security Center 13 on the new server
- Ran the “restore administration server” on the new server, with the content from the old server
- Moved a few clients over as described in the guide using a task, and they looks like they work fine
Question:
Dont I need to create a new certificate for the new server, because the certificate in the server restore is named after the old server (AV01)

Moved to a new Administration server - now what
in Kaspersky Endpoint Security for Business
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Why? Why cant we solve it here in public to everyones benefit?
P.S: Your system wont allow me to create a user for login. I dont understand why Kaspersky insist on making it so hard to get support.