copy lawson server and place it on a virtual server - LSF9.0.1.3

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shawnl
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 To test the enviroment/application upgrade process from 9.0.1.3 to 9.0.1.5 I would like to take a copy of our lawson server(windows 2003) and place it on a virtual server(with a new name) and perform upgrade test on it?
What i am wondering is how to ensure i get the IP's changed and what/how this will affect the Websphere, will any registry settings need to be changed.  I know very little about websphere and want to ensure that is correct. 

 thanks for the help.
Kwane McNeal
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Shawn,
Call me on this. This isn't a simple conversation.

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shawnl
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Kwane;
thanks for the replay and any help you can give, it is very appreciated. 
I will try and call you tomorrow.
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Hi Shawn,

I am currently working on a project where I've cloned my lawson servers from one set of virtuals to another. I have figured out the WebSphere part and am now moving onto the SSO and Lawson configuration. If you would like to discuss, just let me know. Kwane is correct...it's not a simple conversation.

Thanks,

Jenni
shawnl
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Jenni;
I would be great to discuss this with you.
My email address is  slar@bcbsmt.com and maybe we can set up a time for a call.

thank for your help.
Barry Ghotra
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Hi All,

Anyone cares to share their ideas/scripts/checklist about cloning one environment to another or what it takes to change the hostname etc.?

Thank You.
John Henley
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There are two parts to your question: cloning as well as making it a VM. It's hard to lay this all out without knowing more details (OS/DB etc. What virtualization platform, etc.). I also think it would behoove you to retain some consulting either from a reputable independent, Lawson or a partner who has experience. Suffice it to say that both can be done, and it can save some time vs. doing a clean install, but it's not trivial. =
Thanks for using the LawsonGuru.com forums!
John