We are moving to Windows 2008 Server environment and I need to reinstall Adaxes. Is it possible to preserve the present configuration?

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To restore an Adaxes service configuration, use the Backup/Restore tool. This tool is located in the same folder with the Adaxes service (by default C:\Program Files\Softerra\Adaxes 1\Service).

For more information, see http://adaxes.com/help/default.htm?HowD ... ation.html

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In our environment there are several Adaxes services sharing configuration. Will it work in this case?

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Yes, it will.
Please note, that if you reinstall an Adaxes service joined to the configuration set, you don't need to backup/restore the service configuration. Just join it to the existing configuration set during its installation and the configuration will be replicated automatically.

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