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During JIRA local server installation, I couldn't see the option of importing cloud database backup. Please help
Bing
Hello @bing
Welcome to the Atlassian Community!
As you can see in the official documentation to migrate Jira Cloud to Server, the question that pop-up asking if you have any existing data should be displayed on step 2:
In step 2 of the setup wizard (Application Properties), you'll be asked whether you have existing data. Click Import your existing data, and follow instructions to import your XML backup.
When importing, you might see a warning that you're importing data from an earlier Jira version. You can ignore it and continue with the import.
Can you confirm what is the screen displayed to you at step 2 when following the setup wizard?
Additionally, please check in the documentation if you have missed any steps or considerations before migrating:
Migrating from Jira Cloud to Server
Let us know if you have any questions.
Hi Petter,
Appreciated your insight help.
It isn't clear in the official documentation to migrate Jira Cloud to Server.
The option of "importing your existing data" comes after you click "Built-in" option.
At the very beginning of database setup, you are only given 2 options:
1. Built-In databse
2. Your own database
I mistook that "importing your existing database" was after selecting "your own database" option.
It's all good now.
Thanks a lot!
Bing
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Hello @bing
Thank you for the feedback.
We will provide it to our PMs so they can consider a way to clarify better the steps to import an existing Cloud backup when installing Jira server. Maybe a smooth change in the documentation would make it clear.
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