Does anyone have the Seg V2 Installer handy?

[JoeTingley]

Long story short - We're on 9.6 and Seg Classic installed on our DS server (wasn't an issue when the environment was built). I need to migrate to SEG v2 first, then upgrade my environment to 1909 (or whatever is available when we can finally upgrade). 1909 broke seg classic on our DS server, so I have to do this first. However, it's not offered directly on the portal anymore. Does anyone happen to have a copy of it I can use to get us off SEG Classic? Thanks!

[Stansfield · Accepted solution]

You do not need SEG classic working to go to SEG v2 although seg v2 does need its own server just configure seg v2 and then change the URL in the exchange profile (or in the unlikely event it had it's own url just update dns) SEG v2 is available to download https://resources.workspaceone.com/view/4mzkz7xcfzlsyg73hvms/en

[chengtmskcc]

Joe, perhaps this might help?  I also suggest that you plan on having SEG installed on its own server or better yet configure it on a UAG server to be 'future proof'.

https://bit.ly/2ucPq1w

Best,

Tom

[chengtmskcc]

Having SEG on its own server means less impact for your users if an issue is not related to mail flow and you need to restart your DS server for whatever reason.

[Stansfield]

I would extremely strongly recommend against the use of the UAG unless absolutely required since SEG v2 requires its own server if you later have to move to the UAG it would not require a URL change for users so should just be downtime.  The UAG is a buggy disaster that should be avoided at all costs.

[JoeTingley]

I don't know why I couldn't find the SEG v2 installer. Thanks Stephen.

[chengtmskcc]

Joe, did you check out my link? It should answer your question.

[chengtmskcc]

Stephen S., are you running into any issue with SEG on UAG?

[Stansfield]

I have been trying to get content gateway to work on there for six months and come to the conclusion that the appliance does not understand how to communicate when in a network with even the slightest bit of complexity, also never ending bugs