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Backup or Migrate your configuration
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Migrate configuration to Citrix Cloud
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Migrate from cloud to on-premises
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Troubleshoot Automated Configuration and additional information
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Migrate workloads between resource locations using Image Portability Service
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Migrate Cloud configurations to on-premises
This article describes backing up and migrating your Cloud configurations to on-premises sites.
Prerequisites for migrating your configuration
- Citrix Virtual Apps and Desktops on-premises environment with at least one registered VDA.
- Citrix Virtual Apps and Desktops on-premises environment running on one of the following versions:
- The most recent Long-Term Service Release (LTSR) version - 2402.
- Any of the Current Releases (CR) versions - 2308, 2311.
- Run the Automated Configuration tool (ACT) commands on a domain-joined machine with .Net 4.7.2 version or higher.
- A machine with the Citrix PowerShell SDK. PowerShell SDK is available within the Citrix Delivery Controller installable.
Note:
- If you are running the ACT on a different machine, it must be domain-joined and Studio must have the correct PowerShell snap-ins installed. To get the installer, go to Citrix Virtual Apps and Desktopsdownloads website.
- In the on-prem site, we recommend ACT be installed on the DDC. ACT can be started via the desktop icon.
- If ACT is intended to be used from the standard Powershell window then the following command must be executed:
Import-Module Citrix.AutoConfig.Commands
ACT is not part of the system PowerShell path so must be explicitly imported
Procedure
Follow the instructions to complete the migration of your Cloud configurations to on-premises:
- Backup Cloud configuration
- Modify YML files
- Import configurations to on-premises
Backup Cloud configuration
- Install the Automated Configuration.
- Double-click the Auto Config icon. A PowerShell window appears.
- Run
New-CvadAcCustomerInfoFile
to create a CustomerInfo.yml file. For more information, see Populating customer info file. - Run the command
Backup-CvadAcToFile
to take a backup of your Cloud configurations.Note:
- After you run any cmdlet for the first time, an export folder with the .yml configuration files and logs is created. The folder is at
%HOMEPATH%\Documents\Citrix\AutoConfig
. - If you encounter any errors or exceptions, see the Fixups section in the log file.
- Backup-CvadToFile does not support the parameters
IncludeByName
orExcludeByName
.
- After you run any cmdlet for the first time, an export folder with the .yml configuration files and logs is created. The folder is at
Important:
Citrix recommends backing up all the components together.
Modify YML files
Modify the .yml files located at ` %HOMEPATH%\Documents\Citrix\AutoConfig ` to include the on-prem details as described in the following table:
YML File | Parameter | Description | Examples |
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CustomerInfo.yml | Environment | Change Environment to OnPrem. The environment parameter value is case-sensitive. | |
ZoneMapping.yml | DaaS:CVAD | Map your Cloud resource locations to your on-premises zones. | It has to be old:new zones |
CvadAcSecurity.yml | Hypervisor: ConnectionType: ‘ ‘ Username: ‘ ’ Password: ‘ ‘ | Add the hypervisor username and passwords. | If the hypervisor is XenServer,XenServer: ConnectionType: ‘XenServer’ Username: ‘root’ Password: ‘ ‘ |
Import configurations to on-premises
- Run either of the following commands in your on-prem site based on your requirements:
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Merge-CvadAcToSite
- if there is an on-premises site running and you want to merge the Cloud configurations to it. -
Import-CvadAcToSite -Environment OnPrem
- If on-premises configurations are not available and you are importing the Cloud configurations to create one.
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Important:
Citrix recommends importing one component at a time to avoid conflicts.
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