La idea de armar este artículo surge porque he visto en varias comunidades que la gente sigue preguntando cómo realizarlo. Las razones pueden ser variadas, la mayoría porque el equipo le queda chico y quiere cambiar el hardware o bien porque el equipo anterior murió y tienen que instalarlo en uno nuevo.

El procedimiento no es muy complicado ni difícil, igualmente en este caso lo voy a comentar con la base de datos que se instala en el asistente inicial. Si optaste por instalarlo en un SQL Server 2005 en el mismo equipo varía la parte de recuperación de la base de datos. Ahora si optaste por apuntar la base a otro SQL Server entonces sólo es necesario reestablecer esa conexión en el nuevo equipo.

Para no seguir mareandote con palabras sin llegar a nada, vamos a pasar a la parte técnica de cómo realizarlo. Primero te comento el ambiente que tengo en el laboratorio para que estes mas en tema:

Servidor 1: 2K3SU01 - Actual WSUS - Futuro muerto jaja
Servidor 2: 2K3SU02 - Futuro WSUS
Base de Datos: Windows Internal Database
Ambos equipos están virtualizados con Microsoft Virtual Server 2005 R2 SP1. Hay 1600 parches en la base de datos con diferentes aprobaciones y un Servidor reportado como cliente (3KTITO). Veremos si esta información se mantiene en el nuevo equipo cuando lo migremos.

1. Revisemos el status inicial del servidor de WSUS actual. Esto nos va a servir para comparar la información origen con la destino y ver si la migración resultó ok. Si el equipo ya murió seguir con los pasos de mas adelante. Este es para una migración planificada.
 
2. Un paso interesante si tenemos el equipo todavía activo es realizar una limpieza de la base de datos para no migrar basura. Esto lo hacemos desde Options » Server Cleanup Wizard. Ahí podemos limpiar un poco la base de parches que no necesitamos, equipos que ya no se reportan, etc. Digamos que sería un paso previo a revisar el status del servidor, pero es un paso optativo.

3. Realizamos un backup completo del WSUS con ntbackup. Si no sabes como hacerlo o queres los pasos te recomiendo que leas el siguiente artículo Cómo hacer un Backup del WSUS [ Tutorial ]

4. Una vez que tenemos el backup del equipo y la info correspondiente, podemos apagar el equipo original. Si el equipo estaba muerto debemos contar con un backup para poder instalarlo en un equipo nuevo sino deberá instalarse desde cero, bajar los parches y las PC’s deberán reportarse nuevamente.

5. Bueno, ya tenemos el equipo nuevo arriba, con el backup del 01 copiado y los archivos de instalación del WSUS listos para usarse. Por qué necesitamos los archivos de instalación? Porque la idea es reinstalar el WSUS y recuperar las configuraciones y base de datos.

Lo que si vamos hacer es renombrar el servidor para que tenga el mismo nombre que el anterior así no debemos modificar políticas de WSUS. Esto lo hacemos desde My Computer » Properties » Computer Name » Change.

6. Una vez renombrado el servidor debemos asegurarnos de tener todos los prerequisitos de WSUS instalados y luego iniciar la instalación de la misma forma que estaba instalado en el equipo anterior. Si no sabes como instalarlo o no estas seguro de los pasos te recomiendo que leas Instalando WSUS 3.0 Paso a Paso [ Tutorial ]
Lo instalamos con la misma ruta que el equipo anterior. Si queremos cambiar la ubicación de la base de datos podemos hacerlo luego, ahora recomiendo para levantar el equipo mantener la misma ruta.

7. Una vez instalado, garantizamos que funcione bien. En cuanto lo vemos funcionando comenzamos con el restore de información para poder dejarlo igual a como estaba antes. Si tenes dudas de cómo realizar el Restore te recomiendo que revises el artículo comentado en el punto 3 donde hicimos el backup. Debemos hacer el restore en la misma ruta que fue tomado el backup. De esta manera garantizamos que los datos se pisaran con los que tenemos en nuestro backup. Debemos parar todos los servicios relacionados a WSUS antes de realizar dicho Restore para garantizar que pueda sobreescribir cualquier archivo.

8. Si seguimos todos los pasos vamos a tener el WSUS levantado en un nuevo equipo con toda la info migrada y funcionando. Ahora bien, si apuntas a un SQL 2005 externo podes directamente apuntar a dicha base y luego hacer restore de los parches y directorios. Si queremos cambiar la ruta de los directorios de instalación de WSUS o bien de los parches para enviarlos a otra unidad, te recomiendo que sigas leyendo el Blog para el próximo artículo de WSUS.  :)

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The New York Times is reporting that, according to an anonymous tipster close to Intel, the chip giant has decided against upgrading its computers to Windows Vista, and is instead clinging to Windows XP. The company, which employs about 80,000, made the decision after a lengthy analysis by its internal technology staff of the potential benefits of moving to Vista. It found none. At first glance, it would seem that Intel might be following in GM’s footsteps and is considering “bypassing Vista,” but after taking a closer look, this is not explicitly said. Intel is testing and deploying Vista in certain departments but it has not stated whether it is dismissing Vista altogether or if it is simply holding off a bit longer.

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Appleinsider reports that Apple, Inc. has ordered 17 million iPhone, 2 million of these with EDGE-only, 15 million 3G. If this sounds too optimistic, you’d be doubly interested to note that the figure is for Apple phones that are still about to be shipped. It is expected Apple will sell all or most of the 17 million before the end of this year. A staggering number, but when coupled with another rumor of iPhone finally supporting MMS, it might actually make a lot of sense. The source of this rumor is an internal memo passed on to iPhoneatlas and the bloggers there immediately noted that the plans for iPhone 3G does not include text messages, or it was omitted for a very important reason: MMS rates have yet to be finalized.

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Eagerly anticipated and making its official global debut at the British Motorshow in London on July 22nd, the first all-new car from Lotus since the iconic Elise in 1995, will enter the sportscar market as the only mid-engined 2 2 in production.

The new car, which is known only by its project name ‘Eagle’, is a more holistic offering than the Elise and Exige models that have been so massively popular with track day enthusiasts. The car, the name for which will be announced at the British Motorshow on 22nd July at an 11:30 press conference, is designed for people who desire exotic sportscar characteristics of stunning design, exclusivity, dramatic proportions and performance. Project Eagle also offers real-world usability and a unique sense of occasion.

Powered by a 3.5-litre V6 producing 280 PS, the new car employs innovative lightweight chassis technology to ensure visceral all-round dynamic performance, in keeping with the great Lotus tradition. Even in the very early stages of development testing, Lotus ride and handling engineers report that it is considerably faster around the famously demanding Nürburgring circuit than


the Elise and more stable at speed than the Exige.

Inside, Project Eagle cocoons occupants with a sumptuous leather surfaces juxtaposed with contemporary high-tech features. With driver focused instrumentation the driver sits in cockpit-esque surroundings. A beautifully appointed dash boasts tactile details such as flush-mounted controls that glow with blue LED haloes and a stylised speedometer and rev counter ensuring


that controls are both attractive and accessible.

Styled in-house by Lotus Design, the Project Eagle’s sleek, sophisticated and attention-snaring lines brilliantly disguise its ability to accommodate passengers in the rear of the cabin, giving the car the external characteristics of a small, nimble sportscar whilst belying its internal space. As well as being


sold in a 2 2 configuration, the car will also be available as a purely two-seater, the space in the rear being allocated to luggage storage. Other derivatives are also planned for the future, including a convertible and an ultra-high performance version.

Deliveries of Project Eagle will begin in Spring 2009, and with only 2000 of the hand crafted cars planned each year, this exclusive and unique car is creating a real stir with celebrity enthusiasts around the world. Hollywood actor and car enthusiast Patrick Dempsey is just one of the high profile collectors who are on the waiting list for a test drive.

Mike Kimberley, CEO of Group Lotus plc, had this to say about the new model: “Project Eagle is the biggest milestone Lotus has achieved since the Elise was born 13 years ago. We are currently working at broadening the appeal of the Lotus brand through an aggressive 5-year model plan of which this car represents the first exciting step.”

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Sony is making the grade with the introduction of the stylish Cyber-shot® DSC-T700 and DSC-T77 digital cameras with “intelligent” shooting functions.

The 10-megapixel T77 camera is Sony’s thinnest model at less than 5/8 of an inch with a 3-inch, 16 x 9 touch panel LCD screen. It features updated intelligent scene recognition technology, Smile Shutter™ and face detection technologies with child and adult priority, as well as high sensitivity shooting (up to ISO 3200), eleven scene modes, and in-camera image management.

The T700 model earns extra points as a “photo album in your pocket.” It has all the features of the T77 unit plus 4GB of internal memory that can store nearly 1,000 full-resolution or 40,000 VGA-quality photos; a 3.5-inch, wide touch panel Xtra Fine LCD™ screen for photo-like viewing (210 pixel-per-inch resolution) with high contrast and wide-angle viewing; and a thin profile (slightly more than 5/8 of an inch) so it can easily slip into a pocket or purse.

“Sony is taking the lead in developing “intelligent” cameras so that taking great pictures is an automatic function and not a complicated process,” said Phil Lubell, director of digital camera marketing at Sony Electronics. “This is part of our effort to enhance the camera experience for customers by offering new functionality.”

Substance and Style

While rich in technologies, style was a key factor in the development of both cameras, said Lubell. They feature a newly-developed Carl Zeiss® lens that integrates a 4x optical zoom and Optical SteadyShot™ image stabilization, yet achieves a slim form factor. They will also be available in a wider selection of color options than previous T-series cameras.

Both cameras feature updated intelligent scene recognition technology that can now select up to eight different scene modes, including macro, portrait and landscape modes.

This technology also includes a new anti-blink function in portrait mode that will virtually make closed-eyed photos an “old school” memory. The cameras will automatically take two shots and then determine whether the subject(s) have closed eyes using their advanced face detection technology. They will only record images with open-eyed subjects. If both pictures have subject(s) with closed eyes, the cameras will record one and display a warning so you can try again.

Sony’s Smile Shutter technology has also been improved. It is easily accessible as a “smiley face” icon, which is now a permanent fixture on the camera’s LCD screen in record mode, and can be toggled off and on at the touch of a finger. And during smile capture, auto focus and zoom functions are available, as well as the ability to take a limitless number of shots.

Not One, But Two Photo Libraries in Your Pocket

The T700 camera is ideal for anyone who wants to have what Lubell calls “bragging” photos of their kids, pets, vacation or sports highlights with them at all times.

Owing to the model’s internal database, thousands of photos can be searched in-camera by event, date, smile or face, including children and infants; displayed in calendar or chronological views; organized in folders; and shared as slide shows or fun scrapbooks.

Unlike previous models, this one allows you to store and manage images on both its 4GB internal memory and an optional Memory Stick® media card. You can maximize the number of pictures stored on the camera with the bundled Picture Motion Browser (PMB) software application and its new PC Synch feature.

This new feature lets you downsize images from full-resolution to VGA and export them back to the camera’s internal photo album. The application operates intelligently with the camera so you can shoot more photos. It will only detect, downsize and export the new shots. This allows you to store literally thousands of your favorite photos in the camera

It is also possible to export photos shot by other cameras or archived on other media into the camera.

The PMB Portable software inside the camera lets you easily upload photos or videos to popular social networking sites like YouTube™ (a trademark of Google Inc.) using an internet connection with any compatible PC via the supplied USB cable. It even has pre-programmed sites in the camera.

The camera also has a scrapbook function that automatically creates simulated scrapbook pages. Now you can share, print or save your scrapbooks unlike previous models.

The DSC-T77 camera replaces the former T70 model and will be available in brown, green, pink, black and silver in late September for about $300. The new DSC-T700 cameras ships at the same time in red, champagne gold, pink, dark gray and silver for about $400.

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Besides the CoolPix P6000 introducing, Nikon also unveiled 5 other Digital cameras: the S560, le S610, S610c, S60 and S710.

CoolPix S610 & S610C


Our Point & shoot camera feature a 1/2.33-in. CCD sensor, a 4x Zoom-NIKKOR lens capable of 28mm wide-angle shooting (35mm format equivalent), a large 3.0-inch LCD monitor, 45MB of internal memory, an ISO sensitivity up to 3200, SD/SDHC slot, as well as Face-priority, In-Camera Red-Eye Fix, D-Lighting, and WiFi connection. It will cost 269€.

CoolPix S710


This one is a 14.5Megapixels point & shoot Camera which features 1/1.72-inch CCD image sensor, new 3.6x Zoom-NIKKOR lens, 3.0-inch LCD monitor, an ISO sensitivity up to 3200 (even up to 12800 if you choose 3M image size (2048×1536)), SD/SDHC slot as well as Face-priority, In-Camera Red-Eye Fix, D-Lighting.


It’s announced a price of 299€.

CoolPix S560


The 10 Megapixels digital camera features 1/2.33-in. CCD sensor, a 5x Zoom-NIKKOR lens, 2.7 -inch LCD monitor, an ISO sensitivity up to 3200 and almost the same features as the S710. It comes with a price of 199€

CoolPix S60


This Point & Shoot camera comes with 1/2.3-in. CCD 10 Megapixels sensor, 5x Zoom-NIKKOR lens, 2.5 -inch LCD Touchscreen, an ISO sensitivity up to 3200, 20MB of Internal memory, a HDMI interface. This One will cost around 299€.

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Canon announces the VIXIA HF11 Dual Flash Memory Camcorder, and the VIXIA HG21 and VIXIA HG20 Hard Disk Drive camcorders, providing greater internal storage capacity, enhanced High-Definition image quality and added versatility for preserving life’s most precious moments.

The newest members to the VIXIA HD camcorder family incorporate Canon’s core expertise in optics and image processing, and further raise the bar of High-Definition image quality by offering 24Mbps bit rate recording - the highest possible bit rate in the AVCHD format. The 24Mbps recording provides consumers enhanced detail, finer tonal gradation and improved reproduction of moving subjects. What’s more, the new camcorders have higher internal memory capacity. The VIXIA HF11 Dual Flash Memory camcorder can record up to 12 hours of High-Definition video to a 32GB internal Flash drive, as well as record directly to a removable SDHC card for expanded recording time. The VIXIA HG21 and VIXIA HG20 camcorders feature 120GB and 60GB Hard Disk Drives, respectively, for recording up to 45 or 22 hours of HD video, and also offer the ability to record directly to an SDHC card.

“The upgrade to 24Mbps enables consumers to capture the highest quality of video in the market today, providing the best High-Definition experience on an HDTV” said Yuichi Ishizuka, senior vice president and general manager, Consumer Imaging Group, Canon U.S.A. “This increase, as well as dual recording options on all three VIXIA camcorders, is just another example of Canon’s commitment to understanding the marketplace and helping to lay the groundwork to lead the market for the current and next generation of High-Definition camcorders.”

VIXIA Core Technologies


All VIXIA camcorders feature Canon core technologies to create HD video that possess the highest level of image quality – a Genuine Canon HD Video Lens incorporates over 70 years of optics experience in professional broadcast and photography; a Canon designed and manufactured HD CMOS Image Sensor for Full HD (1920 x 1080) image capture; the Canon-developed DIGIC DV II Image Processor for superior color and clarity; Instant AutoFocus for fast and accurate auto focusing, which is crucial for HD; and SuperRange Optical Image Stabilization, which corrects a wide range of camcorder vibration for virtually shake-free images.

The ability to shoot video directly to an internal drive or to a removable SDHC memory card allows Canon camcorders to deliver a new level of performance, style and flexibility. Internal memory enables consumers to record video to the camcorder’s built-in drive even if they do not have an SDHC card handy. When the internal drive becomes full, footage can be easily transferred to an SDHC memory card, and when it comes time to view their video, the card is simply inserted into a memory card reader in a computer or HDTV for instant viewing. Furthermore, having an SDHC memory card slot allows for expandability, since greater capacity can be added in the future by purchasing additional cards.

Available in September, the Canon VIXIA HF11 Dual Flash Memory Camcorder, and VIXIA HG21 and VIXIA HG20 Hard Disk Drive camcorders will have a suggested selling price of $1199, $1299, and $949, respectively. All models come bundled with Pixela ImageMixer 3SE video editing software, which now supports Blu-Ray disk burning.

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Not content with earlier announcements, Sony on Thursday added another entry into its touchscreen Cyber-shots with a second high-end model. The T500 is dominated by the same 3.5-inch touchscreen interface and 10 megapixel sensor as the T700 but replaces the 4GB of internal storage with high-performance video capture; as the first Sony camera capable of recording in HD, the T500 records in widescreen 720p in H.264 with stereo audio, making clips easy to either edit in common HD editing tools such as iMovie or to downscale for uploading to most online video sites.

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Nokia today finally began shipping the N96, its significantly delayed flagship smartphone. The two-way slider has the same specifications as when it was announced in February and improves on the N95 by holding 16GB of internal storage along with a microSDHC slot for at least 8GB more. Most versions also include a DVB-H tuner to pick up mobile digital TV broadcasts in Europe and other regions that support the new portable video standard. A five-megapixel camera with flash, true GPS and Wi-Fi are also onboard.

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Here you are a small NAS, the LS-GL series, available in either 500GB, 640GB or 1TB which is completely iPhone 3G friendly.
Not only you will have a nice iPhone 3G ready web interface but you will be able to easily access to your Photos, Mp3 or Video from the very same interface and enjoy them on your device. This feature will work either in your local network or on the go thanks to your 3G connection or a Free Wireless AP.
Our LS-GL series NAS is Time Machine ready and capable of backing up any documents or photos (from a Digital camera) directly to its internal HDD without the needs of using a PC, this Via its USB port.

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