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Migrating to Daylite 3.9
  or later versions
        (Aug 23, 2011)
Table of contents
    Objective                              3

    Audience                               3

    System requirements                    4

    Overview                               5

    Daylite Server Admin                   5

    Networking and port forwarding         6

    Changes to licensing                   7

    Migrating pre-Daylite 3.9 databases    7

    Uninstalling OpenBase                 10

    Help and other resources              11




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Objective
The purpose of this document is to help you with migrating databases prior to 3.9 to
work with Daylite 3.9.



Audience
This document is useful for users and/or administrators who are responsible for
migrating pre-Daylite 3.9 databases to work with Daylite 3.9.




Migration Guide!                                                                       3
System requirements
• At minimum, you should use Mac OS X Leopard (10.5.6 or higher).
• 1 GHz G4 or higher Universal Binary supported. (Server may require a faster
  machine.)
• 1 GB RAM and 200 MB hard-disk space. Hard-disk space requirements may vary
  depending on the size of your database.
• 1024 x 768 or higher screen resolution.

If you are using an old version of Daylite and have not updated, keep in mind there
have been significant changes with each new release. See the release history in our
knowledge base for more information.

Note: For existing users, we recommend that you allocate some time for the migration
process. Or, you could do it when you have some down time.

For Mac OS X Tiger users only: As of Daylite 3.15, support for Mac OS X Tiger has
ceased. However, Daylite 3.15 can interoperate with Daylite & Daylite Server 3.14. For
more information about this, click here.




4
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Overview
Starting from v 3.9, Daylite and Daylite Server Admin exist as 2 different components.
In a multi-user environment, you would need both Daylite and Daylite Server Admin;
however, single-users don’t need Daylite Server Admin. Daylite Server Admin is the
central control for the new offline system and the Daylite Touch infrastructure. A part
of this infrastructure is a new, more powerful, more scalable, more future friendly
database engine that replaces OpenBase (the old database system). The new
database system is powered by Postgres, a proven, popular SQL database engine.



Daylite Server Admin
We now have a dedicated Daylite Server Admin application. This new server
component is required when sharing databases, synchronizing with offline databases
or with Daylite Touch. Daylite Server Admin is only required on the “server” machine.
It is not required on all computers. Client computers that run Daylite have their own
environment created by the application. Daylite Server Admin also offers centralized
licensing for Daylite and DMI.

Note: For more information about Daylite Server Admin, click here.




Migration Guide!                                                                         5
Networking and port forwarding
Daylite can connect to any database that resides on the server either locally or
remotely. Users who wish to configure access to server over the internet or VPN
should specify certain settings. For example, consider you are working from home or
on the road and want remote access to Daylite Server/Touch Server. If you've
configured the network settings, then Daylite can connect to Daylite Server and your
device can connect to the Touch Server automatically. Keep in mind that local access
is always enabled when the server is running. Note: Remote access is not
recommended for single users. Single users should sync over the Wi-Fi network to
avoid unnecessarily complex setup.

You should specify the external host name and enable automatic port forwarding to
be able to connect remotely.

• The external host name should be a static IP (Public) address. Otherwise, if you
  have a domain name set up, you can enter it here. The external host name you
  specify here is commonly used by both Daylite and Daylite Touch for connecting
  remotely. For more information about static IP’s, click here.

• The Network pane displays the ports that are used by Daylite Server and Touch
  Server. You can turn "On" automatic port forwarding if your firewall or router
  supports it. This tells the router how to pass a connection to the server machine
  automatically when you are trying to connect externally. If your firewall or router
  does not allow for automatic port forwarding, then you'll have to manually go into
  your firewall or router and open these ports. For more information about router
  support and port forwarding, click here or refer to your router’s manual.

• Local network access: You can enter a domain name that is accessible throughout
  the network and also VPN, if applicable. The internal host name you specify is
  commonly used by both Daylite and Daylite Touch for connecting remotely through
  VPN.

Using Dynamic DNS services

 If you don’t have a static IP or domain name, you can use services such as www.no-
ip.com and/or www.dyndns.com for remote access.




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Changes to licensing
In a multi-user environment, you must add all Daylite, DMI, DPS, and Daylite Touch
licenses into Daylite Server Admin application on your server machine. This is called
centralized licensing. There is no need to add licenses on every computer running
Daylite. Single-users must add their license in Daylite.

Daylite licensing works on concurrent use model. You only need licenses for the
number of people that will use Daylite at the same time on the same or different
databases. The licensing model for Daylite Touch requires 1 license to support all your
devices. For example, a Daylite Touch license supports any number of iPhones, iPods,
and iPads for a single Daylite user. With one license, you will be able to connect to
your database on multiple devices and synchronize with the Touch server concurrently.

When you are offline, you’ll use 1 license. You release the license when you go back
online. For more information, see Help > Daylite Server Admin Help.


Migrating pre-Daylite 3.9 databases
Pre-Daylite 3.9 databases should be migrated to work with Daylite 3.9. Please verify
the following check list before you begin.

Pre-migration check list:
• Backup your database by choosing File > Database > Quick Backup.
• Write down the name of the database you wish to migrate. This is especially
important when you have multiple databases. You can see your database name in the
toolbar located at the top of the Daylite window.
• Keep your license information handy before you migrate.

a. For single users:




                                Daylite user with 1 computer

1. Go to the Synchronization pane of Daylite Preferences and turn synchronization
   “Off” (not to be confused with offline users).

Migration Guide!                                                                        7
2. Download Daylite 3.9 and install it.
3. Launch Daylite 3.9.
4. Choose Daylite > Personal Licenses to add your license.
5. Choose File > Database > Migrate Database.
6. Select a database to migrate. Click Continue.
7. Enter the credentials for a database user with administrative privileges.
8. Click Migrate.
   The migration tool migrates the selected database to Daylite 3.9. Once migration
   is completed, it displays "Migration Succeeded." Your password will be reset and
   the new password will be displayed. You can email, save, or print the new
   passwords.
9. Click Close.

Note: In some rare cases, the migrator may report that the database needs to be
processed. Follow the on-screen prompts to be connected with Marketcircle support.


b. For multi users:
Note:
    Changing your server: If you plan to migrate your database and use a new
    machine as your server, then do the following:

          1. Perform the migration on the same machine having Daylite 3.8 or earlier
          version.
          2. Move the database backups to the new computer.
          3. Install Daylite 3.9 and Daylite Server Admin on the server machine.
          4. Restore the databases on the server machine.




                   Multiple Daylite users sharing one database


1. Go to the Synchronization pane of Daylite Preferences and turn synchronization
  “Off” for each user (not to be confused with offline users).
2. For offline users:
     • All offline databases should be synced prior to migration.
     • Backup the master database. Make sure that no user uses Daylite 3.8 or even
        3.8 offlines.


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3. Download Daylite Server from Marketcircle website and install it on the server
   machine. This install includes Daylite Server Admin application and Daylite Server
   components.
4. Launch Daylite Server Admin.
5. From the Daylite Server Admin First Run window, select Migrate an Existing
   Database.
   The Daylite Migrator window opens.
6. Select a database to migrate. Click Continue.
7. Enter the credentials for a database user with administrative privileges.
8. Click Migrate.
   The migration tool migrates the selected database to Daylite 3.9. Once migration
   is completed, it displays "Migration Succeeded." Your passwords will be reset and
   the new passwords will be displayed. You can email, save, or print the new
   passwords.
9. Click Close.
   The migrated database name shows up in the Databases pane of Daylite Server
   Admin.
10. Add licenses on Daylite Server Admin. Click Licenses and enter the serial number
     and license key.
11. Download Daylite 3.9 on all user machines.
12. Ensure that you recreate the offlines.

Note: In some rare cases, the migrator may report that the database needs to be
processed. Follow the on-screen prompts to be connected with Marketcircle support.

Please keep in mind that to work with Daylite Server Admin, you should be logged
into your computer as an administrator. You'll be required to authenticate before
making any changes on Daylite Server Admin. Once you start using Daylite Server
Admin, you can also migrate subsequent databases by doing the following.

To migrate a Daylite database

1. Working from the Daylite Server Admin, choose File > Migrate Database.
   The Daylite Migrator window opens.
2. Select a database to migrate. Click Continue.
3. Enter the credentials for a database user with administrative privileges.
4. Click Migrate.
   The migration tool migrates the selected database to Daylite 3.9. Once migration
   is completed, it displays "Migration Succeeded" and tells you the new passwords
   for all users. You can email, save, or print the new passwords.
5. Click Close.
   The migrated database name shows up in the Databases pane of Daylite Server
   Admin. You can select the database to view additional details.




Migration Guide!                                                                        9
c. For single users with 1 desktop and 1 laptop




                           Single user with a desktop and laptop

In this case, follow the same procedure described for multi-users.

Migrating to Daylite 3.9 if you have multiple users on the same machine

If you have multiple user accounts for Daylite on the same machine and you want to
share a database among those users, it is recommended that you install Daylite Server
Admin on that machine and connect to the shared database from Daylite.

Note: Be careful not to migrate a database in both the personal and shared
environments. The migration alert will come up for both. Click “Never Migrate” in
Daylite if you’ve already migrated using Daylite Server Admin.


Uninstalling OpenBase
If you were using Daylite 3.8 or lower versions and currently switch to Daylite 3.9, then
the folder containing the old version of Daylite is renamed as Daylite 3 Legacy in your
Applications. This folder has Daylite 3.8 or older version of the application you were
using and also a Daylite Legacy Uninstaller. For removing Daylite 3.8 (or older version
of the application) and OpenBase Database Engine, you should run the Daylite Legacy
Uninstaller.




10
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Help and other resources
There are a number of resources available to help you learn more about Daylite Server
Admin and to provide answers when you have technical questions.

     •     Apple Help offers step-by-step instructions and tips for making the most
           out of Daylite Server Admin. While using Daylite Server Admin, choose
           Help > Daylite Server Admin Help.

     •     The support website and knowledge base has up-to-date articles and
           movies that can help you solve technical difficulties. Visit http://
           www.marketcircle.com/help/index.html.

     •     Visit http://forums.marketcircle.com to share ideas, tips, and questions with
           other users. Marketcircle engineers, designers, and support staff also share
           their knowledge on the forums.




Migration Guide!                                                                      11
ⓒ 2011 Marketcircle Inc. All rights reserved.
Under the copyright laws, this manual may not be copied, in whole or in part, without the written
consent of Marketcircle Inc.

Every effort has been made to ensure that the information in this manual is accurate. Marketcircle is not
responsible for printing or clerical errors.

Marketcircle Inc.
30 Centurian Dr, Suite 201
Markham, Ontario
L3R8B8, Canada

Phone: +1 905 480 5555
Fax: +1 905 248 3101
Email: info@marketcircle.com




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Daylite migration guide

  • 1. Migrating to Daylite 3.9 or later versions (Aug 23, 2011)
  • 2. Table of contents Objective 3 Audience 3 System requirements 4 Overview 5 Daylite Server Admin 5 Networking and port forwarding 6 Changes to licensing 7 Migrating pre-Daylite 3.9 databases 7 Uninstalling OpenBase 10 Help and other resources 11 2
  • 3. ! Objective The purpose of this document is to help you with migrating databases prior to 3.9 to work with Daylite 3.9. Audience This document is useful for users and/or administrators who are responsible for migrating pre-Daylite 3.9 databases to work with Daylite 3.9. Migration Guide! 3
  • 4. System requirements • At minimum, you should use Mac OS X Leopard (10.5.6 or higher). • 1 GHz G4 or higher Universal Binary supported. (Server may require a faster machine.) • 1 GB RAM and 200 MB hard-disk space. Hard-disk space requirements may vary depending on the size of your database. • 1024 x 768 or higher screen resolution. If you are using an old version of Daylite and have not updated, keep in mind there have been significant changes with each new release. See the release history in our knowledge base for more information. Note: For existing users, we recommend that you allocate some time for the migration process. Or, you could do it when you have some down time. For Mac OS X Tiger users only: As of Daylite 3.15, support for Mac OS X Tiger has ceased. However, Daylite 3.15 can interoperate with Daylite & Daylite Server 3.14. For more information about this, click here. 4
  • 5. ! Overview Starting from v 3.9, Daylite and Daylite Server Admin exist as 2 different components. In a multi-user environment, you would need both Daylite and Daylite Server Admin; however, single-users don’t need Daylite Server Admin. Daylite Server Admin is the central control for the new offline system and the Daylite Touch infrastructure. A part of this infrastructure is a new, more powerful, more scalable, more future friendly database engine that replaces OpenBase (the old database system). The new database system is powered by Postgres, a proven, popular SQL database engine. Daylite Server Admin We now have a dedicated Daylite Server Admin application. This new server component is required when sharing databases, synchronizing with offline databases or with Daylite Touch. Daylite Server Admin is only required on the “server” machine. It is not required on all computers. Client computers that run Daylite have their own environment created by the application. Daylite Server Admin also offers centralized licensing for Daylite and DMI. Note: For more information about Daylite Server Admin, click here. Migration Guide! 5
  • 6. Networking and port forwarding Daylite can connect to any database that resides on the server either locally or remotely. Users who wish to configure access to server over the internet or VPN should specify certain settings. For example, consider you are working from home or on the road and want remote access to Daylite Server/Touch Server. If you've configured the network settings, then Daylite can connect to Daylite Server and your device can connect to the Touch Server automatically. Keep in mind that local access is always enabled when the server is running. Note: Remote access is not recommended for single users. Single users should sync over the Wi-Fi network to avoid unnecessarily complex setup. You should specify the external host name and enable automatic port forwarding to be able to connect remotely. • The external host name should be a static IP (Public) address. Otherwise, if you have a domain name set up, you can enter it here. The external host name you specify here is commonly used by both Daylite and Daylite Touch for connecting remotely. For more information about static IP’s, click here. • The Network pane displays the ports that are used by Daylite Server and Touch Server. You can turn "On" automatic port forwarding if your firewall or router supports it. This tells the router how to pass a connection to the server machine automatically when you are trying to connect externally. If your firewall or router does not allow for automatic port forwarding, then you'll have to manually go into your firewall or router and open these ports. For more information about router support and port forwarding, click here or refer to your router’s manual. • Local network access: You can enter a domain name that is accessible throughout the network and also VPN, if applicable. The internal host name you specify is commonly used by both Daylite and Daylite Touch for connecting remotely through VPN. Using Dynamic DNS services If you don’t have a static IP or domain name, you can use services such as www.no- ip.com and/or www.dyndns.com for remote access. 6
  • 7. ! Changes to licensing In a multi-user environment, you must add all Daylite, DMI, DPS, and Daylite Touch licenses into Daylite Server Admin application on your server machine. This is called centralized licensing. There is no need to add licenses on every computer running Daylite. Single-users must add their license in Daylite. Daylite licensing works on concurrent use model. You only need licenses for the number of people that will use Daylite at the same time on the same or different databases. The licensing model for Daylite Touch requires 1 license to support all your devices. For example, a Daylite Touch license supports any number of iPhones, iPods, and iPads for a single Daylite user. With one license, you will be able to connect to your database on multiple devices and synchronize with the Touch server concurrently. When you are offline, you’ll use 1 license. You release the license when you go back online. For more information, see Help > Daylite Server Admin Help. Migrating pre-Daylite 3.9 databases Pre-Daylite 3.9 databases should be migrated to work with Daylite 3.9. Please verify the following check list before you begin. Pre-migration check list: • Backup your database by choosing File > Database > Quick Backup. • Write down the name of the database you wish to migrate. This is especially important when you have multiple databases. You can see your database name in the toolbar located at the top of the Daylite window. • Keep your license information handy before you migrate. a. For single users: Daylite user with 1 computer 1. Go to the Synchronization pane of Daylite Preferences and turn synchronization “Off” (not to be confused with offline users). Migration Guide! 7
  • 8. 2. Download Daylite 3.9 and install it. 3. Launch Daylite 3.9. 4. Choose Daylite > Personal Licenses to add your license. 5. Choose File > Database > Migrate Database. 6. Select a database to migrate. Click Continue. 7. Enter the credentials for a database user with administrative privileges. 8. Click Migrate. The migration tool migrates the selected database to Daylite 3.9. Once migration is completed, it displays "Migration Succeeded." Your password will be reset and the new password will be displayed. You can email, save, or print the new passwords. 9. Click Close. Note: In some rare cases, the migrator may report that the database needs to be processed. Follow the on-screen prompts to be connected with Marketcircle support. b. For multi users: Note: Changing your server: If you plan to migrate your database and use a new machine as your server, then do the following: 1. Perform the migration on the same machine having Daylite 3.8 or earlier version. 2. Move the database backups to the new computer. 3. Install Daylite 3.9 and Daylite Server Admin on the server machine. 4. Restore the databases on the server machine. Multiple Daylite users sharing one database 1. Go to the Synchronization pane of Daylite Preferences and turn synchronization “Off” for each user (not to be confused with offline users). 2. For offline users: • All offline databases should be synced prior to migration. • Backup the master database. Make sure that no user uses Daylite 3.8 or even 3.8 offlines. 8
  • 9. ! 3. Download Daylite Server from Marketcircle website and install it on the server machine. This install includes Daylite Server Admin application and Daylite Server components. 4. Launch Daylite Server Admin. 5. From the Daylite Server Admin First Run window, select Migrate an Existing Database. The Daylite Migrator window opens. 6. Select a database to migrate. Click Continue. 7. Enter the credentials for a database user with administrative privileges. 8. Click Migrate. The migration tool migrates the selected database to Daylite 3.9. Once migration is completed, it displays "Migration Succeeded." Your passwords will be reset and the new passwords will be displayed. You can email, save, or print the new passwords. 9. Click Close. The migrated database name shows up in the Databases pane of Daylite Server Admin. 10. Add licenses on Daylite Server Admin. Click Licenses and enter the serial number and license key. 11. Download Daylite 3.9 on all user machines. 12. Ensure that you recreate the offlines. Note: In some rare cases, the migrator may report that the database needs to be processed. Follow the on-screen prompts to be connected with Marketcircle support. Please keep in mind that to work with Daylite Server Admin, you should be logged into your computer as an administrator. You'll be required to authenticate before making any changes on Daylite Server Admin. Once you start using Daylite Server Admin, you can also migrate subsequent databases by doing the following. To migrate a Daylite database 1. Working from the Daylite Server Admin, choose File > Migrate Database. The Daylite Migrator window opens. 2. Select a database to migrate. Click Continue. 3. Enter the credentials for a database user with administrative privileges. 4. Click Migrate. The migration tool migrates the selected database to Daylite 3.9. Once migration is completed, it displays "Migration Succeeded" and tells you the new passwords for all users. You can email, save, or print the new passwords. 5. Click Close. The migrated database name shows up in the Databases pane of Daylite Server Admin. You can select the database to view additional details. Migration Guide! 9
  • 10. c. For single users with 1 desktop and 1 laptop Single user with a desktop and laptop In this case, follow the same procedure described for multi-users. Migrating to Daylite 3.9 if you have multiple users on the same machine If you have multiple user accounts for Daylite on the same machine and you want to share a database among those users, it is recommended that you install Daylite Server Admin on that machine and connect to the shared database from Daylite. Note: Be careful not to migrate a database in both the personal and shared environments. The migration alert will come up for both. Click “Never Migrate” in Daylite if you’ve already migrated using Daylite Server Admin. Uninstalling OpenBase If you were using Daylite 3.8 or lower versions and currently switch to Daylite 3.9, then the folder containing the old version of Daylite is renamed as Daylite 3 Legacy in your Applications. This folder has Daylite 3.8 or older version of the application you were using and also a Daylite Legacy Uninstaller. For removing Daylite 3.8 (or older version of the application) and OpenBase Database Engine, you should run the Daylite Legacy Uninstaller. 10
  • 11. ! Help and other resources There are a number of resources available to help you learn more about Daylite Server Admin and to provide answers when you have technical questions. • Apple Help offers step-by-step instructions and tips for making the most out of Daylite Server Admin. While using Daylite Server Admin, choose Help > Daylite Server Admin Help. • The support website and knowledge base has up-to-date articles and movies that can help you solve technical difficulties. Visit http:// www.marketcircle.com/help/index.html. • Visit http://forums.marketcircle.com to share ideas, tips, and questions with other users. Marketcircle engineers, designers, and support staff also share their knowledge on the forums. Migration Guide! 11
  • 12. ⓒ 2011 Marketcircle Inc. All rights reserved. Under the copyright laws, this manual may not be copied, in whole or in part, without the written consent of Marketcircle Inc. Every effort has been made to ensure that the information in this manual is accurate. Marketcircle is not responsible for printing or clerical errors. Marketcircle Inc. 30 Centurian Dr, Suite 201 Markham, Ontario L3R8B8, Canada Phone: +1 905 480 5555 Fax: +1 905 248 3101 Email: info@marketcircle.com 12