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Reset/Change Sophos Update CIDs

janb

Is it possible to change the CID-path for Sophos Updates? Somehow I ended up with S000 and S065. Adding a new one only counts higher.

I don't know how this could happen. I definitely didn't add 65 different software subscriptions.

It's needed because I want to consolidate two different management servers into one while using the configuration of one as a base and need the update paths S001 and S002.

Is there a way to do that or do I have to start from scratch?

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    Hello Jan,

    the management server with CID S000 and S065 was first installed with 3.x - quite unhumble, I've expected this. S065 is inactive - so please just delete it and when the Update Manager's configuration matches add a new subscription. As far as I can recall this should "reset" the numbering. If not a hack is probably needed.

    The other server [...] has no managed computers. So you want to "alias" these CIDs (BTW: are the computers updating over HTTP)? And they will stay unmanaged (I assume they don't have RMS installed)?

    Christian 

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    Hello Jan,

    the management server with CID S000 and S065 was first installed with 3.x - quite unhumble, I've expected this. S065 is inactive - so please just delete it and when the Update Manager's configuration matches add a new subscription. As far as I can recall this should "reset" the numbering. If not a hack is probably needed.

    The other server [...] has no managed computers. So you want to "alias" these CIDs (BTW: are the computers updating over HTTP)? And they will stay unmanaged (I assume they don't have RMS installed)?

    Christian 

    :40415
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