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June 21, 2022 edited
Hello Casper,
It is possible to use application tunnels to integrate your Data Center/Server with Cloud products between the application links, so there is a possibility it is possible to use it for CCMA, but I'd like to understand your goal.
Would you mind sharing your use case? I'd like to check and review with my teammates about it. :)
Unfortunately you didnt @tag me, and thus I didt get a notification.
The client(s) in question do not want to open up their applications for the WWW, however they do want to migrate to Cloud, and once in cloud use IP Allowlist.
They would like/love to create the application link, and then fully / sorely use the tunnel to migrate their instance(s).
I've been in contact with @Puven Mannen which have told me the following;
In this case, I'm afraid to say indeed it wouldn't be possible to use the migration tool without having internet access while doing the migration or using the Cloud site as well.
But as long the Cloud site is not open to the public access (anonymous), that should be okay in that regard. This is something that can be checked at Confluence Settings > Global Permissions, in the Anonymous Access tab.
Cheers, Jessica
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Think I'll have a go at this, I can envisage it speeding up that horrible "Checks" stage of the migration assistant, where it hangs forever philosophically contemplating each user account's eligibility to enter the pearly gates.
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