There was a script used to move a device from one ComodoOne account to another which required the link with the token to be used (Destination), and the script uninstalled everything , and reinstalled the agent from the new comodo1 client. This worked a few months ago, but when attempting to run the script again today it only rebooted the machine but the comodo security was still installed and agent still remains in the source account. I’ll have to try again on another device but wondering if this script needs to be updated since last time?
The script is working fine on our side. Could you please share the output logs and tested os environment?
It will be more helpful to sort it out and proceed further
Actually it was another script. . . I’ll try this one. . . BUT in any case the original script I used successfully removed the comodo software from the source---- which logs could I send after this occurs?
The script you pointed me worked fine. I do have another question though – with this script if the source endpoint only had the Comodo communication agent installed but not the Comodo security package —will it be installed at the destination or will it be left out as well in the destination account?
Yes I actually just noticed this script also doesn’t require a reboot like the old one did. However I watched as this occurred on a client machine- and in spite of running as a system user, there was a moment where the comodo gray screen popped up on the desktop stating it needed to be registered to an account (the one where there are prompts for the host link/port/token), and went away after about 5 seconds as the script continued. IS there any way to suppress this popup so there is no disruption to an end user?
Also for MACS, does an APN certificate need to be installed/configured on the destination account to work - or will it work because it was already done on the source account? I’ll have to read about the APNs as we’ll need to create a new one for the new account at some point anyway.
And one more – if there is an Acronis backup agent also associated - - is there a way to move that to a new account as well keeping the same job configurations and such?
What would you recommend be the best course of action with the MACS, since there’s a 2 step process in assigning them – what would be the steps to reassign accounts, or should we just completely remove / redo?
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