Migration App allows domain admins to easily migrate data from On-Premises sources to Egnyte.
A migration agent is essential for carrying out these migrations. Egnyte enables users to easily create and set up a migration agent through a simple step-by-step process.
Steps to Create and Set up an Agent
- Log into the Migration App and click on On-Prem Migration.
- Click on the Add New Agent button on the Migration Dashboard.
- Click on Download Migration Agent for Windows to download the agent setup and click Next.
- The setup file will be downloaded on the user’s system. Open the file to start the setup.
- Click Next.
- Check the Open Cloud Migration Manager Agent after exiting Setup Wizard and click on Finish.
- Go back to the Migration Dashboard and click Next. Enter the Agent Name and click on Generate Agent ID.
- Click Next to view the ID generated.
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Copy the Agent ID and Access Token as they will be needed later. Click Next to continue.
Note: Token will not be shown again and it expires in 15 minutes. -
Click on Done to finish.
Steps to Configure and Connect an Agent
Once the setup is completed, Cloud Migration Manager Agent from the system tray will automatically pop up.
- Enter the destination Egnyte domain, the corresponding Egnyte username, and the Agent ID copied earlier.
- Enter the Windows credentials and click on Apply.
- The registration process will begin, and the status will change to Connected once it is completed
- Navigate to the Migration Dashboard, and the newly created agent will be connected. The agent can be used to create the migration jobs.
Revoke Certificate and Get New Token
- Click on the three-dots icon for the agent and click on Revoke Certificate & New Token
- Click on Confirm
- Click on Copy Token to copy the token.
- Click on Apply Token in the system tray.
| - Click on Apply to confirm. The new token will be applied.
Configure Certificates for Existing Agents
- Click on the three-dots icon for an agent and click on Generate Token.
- Copy and apply the token as mentioned in the steps earlier.