This instruction will help you to move your Easy Projects installation to a different server.
Case 1: both IIS server and SQL server are moved.
1. Backup Easy Projects database using the SQL Server Management Studio.
2. Restore the database from the backup on a new SQL server.
3. Run the EP installer of the same version as the installed one or a latest version (it can be found at http://www.easyprojects.net/downloads) on a new IIS server in the "Upgrade" mode using the 'sa' SQL user credentials, choose a clean folder, and point it to just restored database.
Case 2: IIS server is moved, SQL server stays the same.
1. Backup Easy Projects database using the SQL Server Management Studio.
2. Run the EP installer of the same version as the installed one or a latest version (it can be found at http://www.easyprojects.net/downloads) on a new IIS server in the "Upgrade" mode using the 'sa' SQL user credentials, choose a clean folder, and point it to existing EP database.
Case 3: SQL server is moved, IIS server stays the same.
1. Backup Easy Projects database using the SQL Server Management Studio.
2. Restore the database from the backup on a new SQL server.
3. Run the EP installer of the same version as the installed one or a latest version (it can be found at http://www.easyprojects.net/downloads) on IIS server in the "Upgrade" mode using the 'sa' SQL user credentials, choose existing EP folder, and point it to just restored database.
Note on Attachments: By default attachments are stored in the db BUT that can be changed during install, upgrade, or at any other time by editing the web.config file. See this help page for full info on how to check current storage method and IF stored on disk rather than db, then the location of the files: https://help.easyprojects.net/hc/en-us/articles/115001876311-How-can-I-switch-the-attachments-storage-mode-from-database-to-local-disk-