Migrate data between two Elastic Cloud Servers (intranet).

Published: 2014-02-17

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If it is full disk data, it is recommended to refer to: http://www.west.cn/faq/list.asp?unid=902


Partial data migration:

1. Via internal IP remote desktop method

Elastic Cloud Servers under the same account and in the same cluster can all set up a private network, and can be used to communicate with other machines under the current account. For example, if you want to transfer the data on Host A

to Host B, you can use the internal IP to do so.

How to set up a private network?Please click to view.

After it is set up, log in to Host B - Start - Run, enter mstsc - enter the remote login information for Host A:

 


Click "Local Resources" - Details - check Drive:



Log in. After entering Host A's remote desktop, you can see Host B's local disk, and data can be copied directly between the disks of the two hosts:



Find the data to be transferred (you can first package all the data on Host A) - copy - to the storage directory on Host B - paste.

Note: If they are in different cluster data centers, you need to use the public IP for remote connection. Transmission may be slow, so it is recommended to download via web.

2. Via web

   Compress and package the data to be transferred and place it in the root directory of a website.
   Log in to Host B - in a browser or download tool, enter:"http://www.xxx.com/xxx.rar" to download.

  

3. Via ftp

   Install ftp software on the new server, directly connect to the host ftp site, and download data through the ftp connection.

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