Migrating From Other Providers to ManageEngine CloudDNS
Cloudflare
Generating Auth-Code:
- Login into your Cloudflare account and on dashboard click on user icon and select 'My Profile'.
- Navigate to 'API Tokens' and click on 'View' button of 'Global API Key'.
- Enter your password and complete the verification and the 'Auth-Code' will be displayed, copy the code.
Once you copied the Auth-code from Cloudflare , Login into ME Cloud DNS and navigate to Configuration -> Migrations . Select Cloudflare and enter your Cloudflare's user email and the auth-code copied and the domain's name need to be migrated. Now Click
Google Cloud DNS
Generating JSON Key
- Login into your google cloud account and Navigate to 'IAM & Admin' -> 'Service Accounts'
You need a service account to generate JSON Key .Click on 'CREATE SERVICE ACCOUNT'
- Enter the required details and create a service account
- On creating a service account, Navigate to 'API & Services' -> 'Credentials'
- Click on your service account and navigate to 'KEYS' tab. Now click on 'ADD KEY' and select 'Create New Key'. Select Key type as JSON and click Create. The JSON Key will be downloaded.
Once you have Downloaded the JSON Key from Google Cloud , Login into ME Cloud DNS and navigate to
Configuration -> Migrations . Select
Google CloudDNS and enter the Zone Name (as in google) and DNS Zone Name (i.e FQDN) and paste the JSON key in
Credentials and now click
Migrate.
AWS Route 53
Generating Access Key, Key ID and Zone ID
- Login into your AWS account and click on 'user icon' and select 'Security Credentials'
- Now to generate Access Key and Key ID click on 'Create access key'
- Once Generated, Copy the Key ID and Access Key. But once you close the popup, you will not be able to retrieve that access key again.
- Now navigate to Route53 -> Hosted Zones page and copy the Zone ID for the domain to be migrated.
Once you have the required credentials from AWS , log into ME Cloud DNS and navigate to
Configuration -> Migrations . Select
AWS Route53 and enter the Zone ID ,Key ID and Access Key and now Click
Migrate.
Azure
Getting required credentials
- Login into your Azure account and to get Subscription ID, click 'Subscription ID' and copy the 'Subscription ID' from the table.
- For Tenant ID, navigate to Microsoft Entra ID-> Overview previously known as 'Azure Active Directory' and copy the 'Tenent ID'
To generate Client ID and Secret ,navigate to 'Azure Active Directory' -> 'App registrators' , If an app had been registered click on it or register a new application. Application (Client) ID in table is the Client ID required to migrate.
Now for Client Secret, navigate to 'Certificates and secrets' and click on 'Client secrets' tab and click on 'New client secret'.
Once secret is created, Copy the Key in 'Value' column which is the required Client Secret. Once you exit this screen in the Azure interface, you will not be able to retrieve that key again.
Now you will have to configure the correct permissions on Azure App created. To do this navigate back to the "Home" page in your Azure account and click on "Subscriptions". Then select your subscription and navigate to 'IAM & Services'.
Now click 'Add' and select 'Role Assignment'. select "Contributor" as role. Then type in the name of your "App" in the "Select" field and save.
Once you have the required credentials from Azure, log into ME Cloud DNS and navigate to Configuration -> Migrations . Select Azure and enter the Domain Name, Resource group name (enter in lower case) ,Subscription ID, Tenent ID, Client Id and Client Secret and now click Migrate.
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