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OO version production:
ONLYOFFICE Community Server 11.5.975
ONLYOFFICE Control Panel 3.0.385
ONLYOFFICE DocumentServer-EE 6.4.2
ONLYOFFICE XMPP Server 11.0.63
OS: Windows server 2019 1809 build 17763.7678
Browser version: Chrome 140.0.7339.208 (64bit)
OO version development:
ONLYOFFICE Community Server 12.7.1304
ONLYOFFICE Control Panel 3.5.434
ONLYOFFICE DocumentServer-EE 9.0.4
ONLYOFFICE XMPP Server 12.0.92
OS: Windows server 2022 21H2 build 20348.2932
Browser version: Chrome 140.0.7339.208 (64bit)
Type of installation of the Document Server (docker, deb/rpm, exe, please point us to the installation guide that you used as well): ONLYOFFICE_Workspace_Win-install.latest.exe (ver 24.12.840.0) and onlyoffice-documentserver-ee.exe (ver 9.0.4.50) Installing ONLYOFFICE Docs Enterprise Edition for Windows on a local server
Additional information:
Hello,
I have an outdated version of OnlyOffice in production. The company has just renewed the license, so I can now update it.
I cloned my production environment to check compatibility before updating, and I encountered several issues related to the fact that there are multiple versions installed on it. So I started with a freshly installed VM running Windows Server 2022 (see specifications in the description).
From my clone of the production VM, I ran a backup simulation to export the data to my new VM. It took about 2 hours and I ended up with a .tar.gz archive that is 111 GB. Is this normal, given that we don’t have any videos, 50 simultaneous connections and only text files? I also realized that I don’t have full access to the control panel until I add the license file. Is having two OO servers running likely to cause me any problems?
Before taking action, I wanted to know if there are any other preparatory tasks to be done? I have another question. I’m taking advantage of this update to upgrade to Windows Server 2022, but could I push it to Windows Server 2024?
I am available if you need more details.
Best regards,