Concept
Automation Server Replacement Using Restore Workflow
Use the workflow to duplicate the automation server from a backup set.
Save the most current backup set of the automation server that you want to replace to WorkStation.
For more information, see Saving an Automation Server Backup Set to Another Location .
Add the new automation server to the network and configure the IP address.
For more information, see Configuring an Automation Server to Use DHCP .
For more information, see Configuring the Automation Server IP Address .
For more information, see Logging on to WorkStation as an EcoStruxure Building Operation User .
Import the backup set to the new automation server.
For more information, see Importing a Backup Set to Automation Server .
Restore the new automation server using the imported backup set.
For more information, see Restoring the EcoStruxure BMS Server .
If the automation server does not go online, you can manually recreate the automation server or restore the connections between the Enterprise Server and the automation server. For more information, see Automation Server Remains Offline After Restore .
The Restore process automatically renames the automation server and specifies the objects and properties that the automation server uses to reestablish links and go online.
Restore
Automation Server Replacement Using Restore
Backup Sets
Saving an Automation Server Backup Set to Another Location
Configuring an Automation Server to Use DHCP
Configuring the Automation Server IP Address
Logging on to WorkStation as an EcoStruxure Building Operation User
Importing a Backup Set to Automation Server
Restoring the EcoStruxure BMS Server
Automation Server Remains Offline After Restore