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Drop the whole PingPlotter 5 folder in this directory, again electing to replace any files that already exist. Head over to your new machine, and “Go To Folder” in the same way as listed above. Make a copy of that whole PingPlotter 5 folder. Right-click on Finder and hit “Go To Folder…” Enter the following file path: If you’re running the program as an application: We’ll go over a few different configuration options for macOS below. You should be all done! For PingPlotter 5 (macOS)Īll of PingPlotter 5’s saved trace data, configurations, and alert settings are located in a folder titled “PingPlotter 5,” and will be in one of a few locations (depending on how you installed and configured the program). Paste the file path in the box provided, hit “OK”, and restart the application and service. Now you’re going to want to set PingPlotter to point to the directory you just dropped “sessions.ppdata” in - so open up PingPlotter (and start the service if that’s how you roll), and head to Edit -> Options -> Auto-Save Data. Drop “sessions.ppdata” in that directory. Assuming you want a custom data directory on the new machine, head to the directory you’re planning on setting up. This is where the bulk of your trace data is - so grab a copy of that file. In that directory, there should be a file titled “sessions.ppdata”.
Navigate to the directory listed using File Explorer. To find your trace data, head over to Edit -> Options -> Auto-Save Data on the old PingPlotter install.
However, you will still need to move your old trace data. Those directions will always apply, even if you have a custom data directory. The first thing you’ll want to do is to follow the directions for one of the above based on if you have a service or application installation. If you have set a custom data directory in your previous installation: If you wish to mimic your old instance, you’ll want to not only follow the above instructions for copying the service data, but also move the application data outlined in the first section. It’s important to note that we still do save some data in the local application data folder (such as user preferences). Drop the whole PingPlotter 5 folder in this directory, electing to replace any files that already exist. Navigate to your new machine, then head to the same directory as listed above. Make a copy of the entire PingPlotter 5 folder. You’ll want to make sure you stop the service on both the old machine and the new one before you get started.
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If you’re running PingPlotter as a Windows service: This folder will be in your local application data directory: If you’re running the program just as an application: Now you should be ready to move your data! For PingPlotter 5 (Windows)Īll of PingPlotter 5’s saved trace data, configurations, and alert settings are in a folder titled “PingPlotter 5,” which is located in one of the following locations:
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If you’ve done either of the above, you should be in a state where you have a fresh PingPlotter installation with your license key all ready to go.
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Enter the license key into your new PingPlotter install by following the same directions. To find your license on the old machine, follow these instructions. Next, you’ll need to find your old license.
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Download the latest version from the PingPlotter download page, then run the installer.
If you cannot get to your account to grab a licensed build, start by installing PingPlotter on the new machine. Run that installer, and you’ll end up with an installation of PingPlotter with your license already embedded. Find the version you want, then click the green “licensed” link next to the version. Log in, then select “Install Software” on the license card of the desired product. The easiest way to get your license and the program onto a new machine is to head to your account and grab a licensed build. What do I need to move?ĭepending on how you're using PingPlotter and what platform you’re on, there are a few possible files and configurations that need to be moved. Print View Moving PingPlotter to a new machine.
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