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Migration of AP4000 from On Prem Extreme IQ Cloud Controller to ExtremeCloud IQ

Migration of AP4000 from On Prem Extreme IQ Cloud Controller to ExtremeCloud IQ

scotthowell
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Hi all, we currently have 300+ AP4000 Access Points running locally on Extreme IQ cloud controller. I want to migrate all APs off of the controller into XIQ. All APs are in a provisioned state within XIQ at the moment. I have the network policy ready. Could anyone advise How I remove them from Local IQ Cloud Controller and migrate them into XIQ to be fully managed. 

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rmu
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hi,

 

this should work:

 

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rmu

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nicolesilvera
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To migrate your AP4000 Access Points from a local IQ Cloud Controller to ExtremeCloud IQ (XIQ), begin by logging into your local controller where the AP4000 units are currently managed, then release the selected APs using the “Release to Cloud” or “Release to XIQ” option, which resets them to factory settings for cloud adoption. After that, sign in to your ExtremeCloud IQ account, go to the Manage Devices section, and onboard the APs through the Advanced Onboarding feature by entering their serial numbers or uploading a CSV file, making sure to assign each device to the correct network policy and group. Once the onboarding process is complete, monitor the APs in XIQ to confirm proper operation and apply any necessary updates or configurations. Additionally, if you plan to use high-bandwidth streaming services like Magis TV Gratis—especially for 4K UHD content—upgrading your APs to XIQ can help improve overall performance, stability, and streaming quality.

victoralvarez12
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Migrating AP4000 Access Points to ExtremeCloud IQ (XIQ): A Step-by-Step Guide


For users of high-bandwidth streaming apps like Magis TV , it's important to have reliable, high-performance wireless infrastructure—especially for 4K video. Migrating your APs to ExtremeCloud IQ can lead to improved network performance and a better streaming experience overall.

rmu
Contributor

hi,

 

this should work:

 

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rmu

magistv09
New Contributor

We recently went through a similar migration while optimizing network performance for Magis TV— a streaming app that requires super stable connections for smooth live TV and video delivery. Moving from an on-premises setup to ExtremeCloud IQ definitely helped us with better scalability, easier management, and faster troubleshooting.

For AP4000 migration, make sure:

  • Firmware is updated before onboarding to the new cloud.

  • APs are properly deregistered from the on-prem controller.

  • You double-check your licensing and policy profiles on ExtremeCloud IQ.

It made a noticeable difference for our streaming performance. Good luck with the migration! 🔥

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