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How can the settings be migrated from LoggerNet on a Windows computer to LoggerNet for Linux on a Linux computer?

Follow these steps:

1. On the Windows computer, open the LoggerNet Setup screen.
2. In the Backup menu, select the Manual Backup option to create a backup of the network.
3. On the same or different Windows computer, use the LoggerNet Remote software that was included with LoggerNet for Linux to connect the Setup screen to the LoggerNet for Linux server (File | Select Server).
4. Restore the network backup (Backup | Restore Network).
5. Review the restored settings in the Setup screen. Some settings (such as COM ports, modems, data file paths, etc.) may need to be adjusted.

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