After migration from KUMA standalone is complete, you have to run the migrator to transfer data.
You can obtain the migrator through Technical Support.
To transfer Kaspersky Security Center Administration Servers, domain users, and assigned roles:
kdt apply --force -k kuma-migrator_
<version>
.tar --accept-eula
kdt invoke kuma-migrator --action fetch
If necessary, you can delete Kaspersky Security Center Administration Servers or users that you do not want to migrate.
Login
. Password
.URL
. You have to specify the full path by adding https://. Thumbprint_sha1_encoded
. You have to specify the SHA1 thumbprint of the Kaspersky Security Center Server certificate.You can get the Administration Server certificate in OSMP Console. To do this, in the main menu, click the settings icon () next to the name of the required Administration Server, and then on the General tab click the View Administration Server certificate link to download the certificate.
Insecure_skip_verify
. The false
value is selected for this parameter by default. In this case, the Administration Server certificate is verified when performing the migration. If you want to disable certificate verification, you can specify the true
value in this field.
We do not recommend that you disable certificate verification.
If you want to migrate all data, run the following command:
kdt invoke kuma-migrator --action migrate-all --param migrationConfigFilePath=
<configuration file name>
.yaml
If you want to migrate only Kaspersky Security Center Administration Servers, run the following command:
kdt invoke kuma-migrator --action migrate-ksc-servers --param migrationConfigFilePath=
<configuration file name>
.yaml
If you want to migrate only users, run the following command:
kdt invoke kuma-migrator --action migrate-users --param migrationConfigFilePath=
<configuration file name>
.yaml