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# Migration

Guides for migrating existing industrial connectivity configurations from other products to Cybus Connectware.

These guides show you how to move an existing connectivity configuration from another industrial connectivity product to Connectware. Each guide follows the same pattern: export the existing configuration, translate it into a [service commissioning file](/2-6-1/data-flows/service-commissioning-files.md) with the help of an AI assistant, review the result, and verify the data in Connectware.

The following guides are available:

| Guide                                                                                                           | Description                                                                                                            |
| --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| [Migrating from Kepware KEPServerEX](/2-6-1/guides/migration/migrating-from-kepware-kepserverex.md)             | Export a KEPServerEX project as JSON and translate channels, devices, and tags into a Connectware service.             |
| [Migrating from Ignition](/2-6-1/guides/migration/migrating-from-ignition.md)                                   | Export Ignition tags as JSON and translate device connections and tags into a Connectware service.                     |
| [Migrating from HighByte Intelligence Hub](/2-6-1/guides/migration/migrating-from-highbyte-intelligence-hub.md) | Export the Intelligence Hub project as JSON and translate connections, inputs, and outputs into a Connectware service. |
| [Migrating from Litmus Edge](/2-6-1/guides/migration/migrating-from-litmus-edge.md)                             | Export DeviceHub tags as CSV and devices as a template, and translate them into a Connectware service.                 |
| [Migrating from HiveMQ Edge](/2-6-1/guides/migration/migrating-from-hivemq-edge.md)                             | Read protocol adapters from config.xml or the REST API and translate them into a Connectware service.                  |
| [Migrating from Node-RED](/2-6-1/guides/migration/migrating-from-node-red.md)                                   | Export flows as JSON and translate the connectivity portion into a Connectware service.                                |
| [Migrating from EMQX Neuron](/2-6-1/guides/migration/migrating-from-emqx-neuron.md)                             | Export southbound drivers, groups, and tags as JSON and translate them into a Connectware service.                     |
| [Migrating from United Manufacturing Hub](/2-6-1/guides/migration/migrating-from-united-manufacturing-hub.md)   | Extract protocol converter YAML from UMH Core or Classic and translate it into a Connectware service.                  |
| [Migrating from OPC Router](/2-6-1/guides/migration/migrating-from-opc-router.md)                               | Export the project, extract the configuration XML, and translate plug-ins and flows into a Connectware service.        |
| [Migrating from soffico Orchestra](/2-6-1/guides/migration/migrating-from-soffico-orchestra.md)                 | Inventory scenarios and communication adapters and translate them into a Connectware service.                          |


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