On Apr 18, 3:30 pm, Kevin <K...@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Is there a way to export packages from one SMS server to another? I have an
SMS server in Engineering that we use to engineer packages. How would we get
these packages to the sms server in operations? Are there any best practices
for moving packages from engineering to testing to operations?
It exports and imports packages from 1 site to another. I also
recommend looking at all of rzanders' tools on sourceforge. He's got
a lot of great (and free) tools for the SMS admin.
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