Win Server 25 Migration

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Zack Draper

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Sep 16, 2026, 12:15:57 PM (10 days ago) Sep 16
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Hi I was tasked with moving our zap server from a 2019 to a 2025 and was wondering if you have any migration steps or information that I will need. I was told I will probably need to move our scripts and rebuild all of the task schedular task we have set up for it now. Anything would help.

Simon Bennetts

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Sep 17, 2026, 11:11:22 AM (9 days ago) Sep 17
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Hiya,

It all depends on how you have set it up :)
Its probably easiest to migrate to the same ZAP and Java version, and then update those afterwards if you need to.
By default ZAP stores its config files in a default directory: https://www.zaproxy.org/faq/what-is-the-default-directory-that-zap-uses/
How will typically want to copy everything under there to the new machine.

But you will need to look at how you are using ZAP.
You can reference things like automation plans and scripts that are anywhere on that machine, or even a mounted network drive.

Cheers,

Simon

Zack Draper

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Sep 17, 2026, 1:59:28 PM (9 days ago) Sep 17
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Do you think just zipping the whole thing and connecting the drive to the new server and unzipping it will work? We will just be using it the same exact way we are now with no change other than the server version.

Simon Bennetts

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Sep 23, 2026, 10:35:17 AM (3 days ago) Sep 23
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It definitely an option.
Are you able to evaluate how effective this is easily, or are you new to this setup?

Zack Draper

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Sep 24, 2026, 11:50:52 AM (2 days ago) Sep 24
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This is my second migration and that is how we migrated manage engine ELA so I think it should work if everything is in one location. I can let you know how it goes and the steps I used if that is what you are asking.

Simon Bennetts

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Sep 25, 2026, 4:33:38 AM (yesterday) Sep 25
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Yeah, please let us know how that goes, as other people here may well find that very useful to know.

Cheers,

Simon
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