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Migrate Custom Changes and Data Directory
1. In release 9.8, the nserver.conf and nserverdaemon.conf files were combined into a single file named Server_Common.conf. The Server_Common.conf file is stored in the new_Software AG_directory\UniversalMessaging\server\umserver\bin directory.
*9.0 upgrade: If you made any custom changes to the nserver.conf or nserverdaemon.conf file for an old instance, make the same changes to the Server_Common.conf file for the corresponding new instance. The nserver.conf and nserverdaemon.conf files are stored in the old_Software AG_directory\nirvana\server\nirvana\bin directory
*9.5, 9.6, or 9.7 upgrade: If you made any custom changes to the nserver.conf or nserverdaemon.conf file for an old instance, make the same changes to the Server_Common.conf file for the corresponding new instance. The nserver.conf and nserverdaemon.conf files are stored in the old_Software AG_directory\nirvana\server\umserver\bin directory.
*9.8, 9.9, or 9.10 upgrade: If you made any custom changes to the Server_Common.conf file for an old instance, make the same changes in the Server_Common.conf file for the corresponding new instance.
2. If the data directory for an old instance was not in the default location specified in the Software AG Installer, the migration utility did not migrate the data directory. The default location for the data directory is the new_Software AG_directory\UniversalMessaging\server\instance_name\data directory. You can use the old data directory in the old location or copy it to a new location. If you copy it, edit the DDATADIR parameter in the Server_Common.conf file for the new instance to point to the new data directory location.
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