Q1:
1. Source Survey - Gathering data and examining the intended migration systems
2. Solution Design - supplying workable rollback plans, verification methods, and migration solutions
3. Resource Preparation - Establishing, assigning, and initialising tenant accounts
4. Perform Migration - Putting the actual migration processes into action
5. Switchover/Cutover - Verification tests and moving services to the MCS side

Q2:
- Maximum permitted downtime
- Network bandwidth between source and destination
- Network connection quality

-Storage space that is available at the MCS site

Q3:
1. Migration of SCMT P2P
2. Migration of SCMT HA backup

Q4: An email address and a mobile phone number are necessary in order to create an MSP account.

Q5: Yes, in order to be created, both need a mobile phone number and an email address.


Q6: No, MSPs can create tenant accounts through the SCC portal, or SCC administrators can do it from the SCC backend.

Q1: service survey, Solution design, Prepare, migration operation, cutover operation
Q2: Based on the factors of network bandwidth between the source and destination, the quality of the network connection, maximum allowed downtime, the available storage space in MCS site and so on , we must decide about the final choice of migration method with the customer together.
Q3: P2P migration & HA backup migration
Q4: email address and a mobile phone number.
Q5: Yes
Q6: No, can created by MSP from SCC portal also

Q1: 1. Service Survey   
       2. Solution design                                    
       3. Prepare
       4. Migration operation
       5. Cutover operation
Q2: network bandwidth, quality of network connection, maximum allowed downtime and available storage space in MCS
Q3: SCMT P2P method and HA backup method
Q4:  Email address and mobile phone number
Q5: Yes, email address and phone number is both needed for MSP and Tenant
Q6: Yes

Q1: Steps for Migration Process
a) Gather information and assess what needs to be migrated.
b) Create an MCS tenant account, allocate resources for migration, and set it up.
c) Confirm the final migration plan with the customer, then carry out the migration steps.
d) Switch over to MCS at the agreed time with the customer, move all services, and test everything together.
e) Summarize the entire migration process and provide guidance on MCS operations to the customer.

Q2: Consider factors like the network bandwidth between the source and destination, the quality of the network connection, the maximum allowable downtime and the available storage space at the MCS site.

Q3: There are two migration methods:
a) Point-to-Point (P2P) migration
b) High Availability (HA) backup migration.

Q4: Start by using the SCC public portal to create a tenant account and allocate the necessary resources.

Q5: Yes, both needed.

Q6: Yes, tenant account can be created by an SCC administrator from the SCC backend.

Q1: The steps involve in migration process are starting from: Service survey -> Solution design -> prepare stage -> migration operation -> cutover operation -> project acceptance.
Q2: The factors influence the choice between them are based on the network bandwidth between the source and destination, the quality of the network connection, maximum allowed downtime, the available storage space in MCS site and so on , and at last we must decide about the final choice of migration method with the customer together.
Q3: The 2 migration method are P2P migration method and HA backup migration method.
Q4: Creating a MSP account requires an email address and a mobile phone number.
Q5: Yes, we need an email address and cell phone to create both an MSP account and a tenant account.
Q6: No,  as it can be created by SCC administrator from SCC backend or by MSP from SCC portal.

Q1: Steps for migration process
a) collecting information and surveying about the target of the migration
b) creation of MCS tenant account , allocate resource quota for the migration, and initialize them.
c)  align with the customer about the final choice of migration plan, then execute the migration steps
d) Perform the switchover or cutover on the aligned time with the customer, switch all the service to MCS side, and perform verification and test with the customer.
e) summarize and report about the whole migration operation, and also enablement about MCS operation to the customer.

Q2: Based on the factors of network bandwidth between the source and destination, the quality of the network connection, maximum allowed downtime, the available storage space in MCS site.

Q3: P2P migration method and HA backup migration method

Q4: SCC public portal first then create tenant account and allocate quota for it.

Q5: Yes, email address and a mobile phone number is required to create both MSP account and a tenant account.

Q6: Yes, Tenant account can also be created by SCC administrator from SCC backend only.

Q1: 1. Collecting information and surveying about the target of the migration. 2. provide feasible migration solution, verification solution, rollback plan, and align with the customer about the final choice of the migration method. 3. During the prepare stage,  creation MCS tenant account , allocate resource quota for the migration, and initialize them. 4. during the migration operation,  align with the customer about the final choice of migration plan, then execute the migration steps. 5. Perform the switchover or cutover on the aligned time with the customer, switch all the service to MCS side, and perform verification and test. 6. summarize and report about the whole migration operation
Q2: Based on the factors of network bandwidth between the source and destination, the quality of the network connection, maximum allowed downtime, the available storage space in MCS site and so on , we must decide about the final choice of migration method with the customer together.
Q3: P2P migration method and HA backup migration method
Q4: requires an email address and a mobile phone number.
Q5: Yes
Q6: Tenant account can be created by SCC administrator from SCC backend or by MSP from SCC portal

Q1 : 1. Information Collection and Survey: Gather details about the customer's environment and requirements.
2. Preparation Stage: Create the MCS tenant account and allocate resource quotas.
3. Migration Operation: Align with the customer on the migration plan and execute the steps.
4. Switchover or Cutover: Transition all services to the MCS side and perform verification.
5. Summary and Reporting: Summarize the migration operation and provide enablement regarding MCS operation to the customer.

Q2 : Network Bandwidth, Quality of Network Connection, Maximum Allowed Downtime and Available Storage Space.

Q3 : SCMT P2P Migration and SCMT HA Migration.

Q4 : An email address and A mobile phone number.

Q5 : Yes.

Q6 : No.

Q1 :
The migration process typically involves these five steps:
1.Assessment – Analyzing the existing environment and requirements for the migration.
2.Planning – Developing a detailed migration strategy, timeline, and resource allocation.
3.Preparation – Setting up the necessary infrastructure, tools, and backups.
4.Migration Execution – Transferring data and applications from the source to the target environment.
5.Testing and Validation – Verifying that everything works correctly in the new environment and making necessary adjustments.

Q2:
The choice between different migration options is influenced by several key factors:
1.Complexity of Applications – Highly complex or interdependent applications may require a more detailed migration approach.
2.Downtime Tolerance – The allowable downtime impacts whether a live migration, phased approach, or offline migration is chosen.
3.Data Sensitivity and Compliance – Sensitive data or compliance requirements can dictate specific security and handling protocols.
4.Resource Availability – The availability of personnel, time, and financial resources can shape the method and scope of migration.
5.Infrastructure Compatibility – Compatibility between the current and target environments impacts the technical feasibility of different options.
6.Performance Requirements – Expected performance in the new environment may influence whether to refactor, rehost, or replace applications.

Q3:
The two migration methods typically mentioned are:
1.Lift-and-Shift (Rehosting) – Moving applications and data to a new environment with minimal changes, often used to quickly migrate without rearchitecting.
2.Refactoring (Re-architecting) – Modifying and optimizing applications to better fit the new environment, often chosen to leverage cloud-native features or improve performance.

Q4:
Creating a Managed Service Provider (MSP) account generally requires the following information:
1.Company Details – Name, address, contact information, and registration details.
2.Administrator Information – Primary contact details, including the administrator's name, email, and phone number.
3.Billing Information – Payment method, billing address, and tax information.
4.Service Requirements – Specific services required, such as backup, monitoring, or security needs.
5.Security Credentials – Authentication methods and access levels for account management and service access.

Q5:
Yes, both an email address and a cell phone number are generally required to create both an MSP account and a tenant account. These details are used for account verification, security authentication (such as multi-factor authentication), and communication.

Q6:
Yes, tenant accounts are typically created by the SCC (Service Control Center) administrator from the SCC backend. This ensures that the tenant accounts are set up with the correct configurations, permissions, and access controls aligned with the organization’s requirements.

Q1: Service survey > Solution design > Preparation > Migration operation > Cutover operation > Project Acceptance.
Q2: Based on the factors of network bandwidth between the source and destination, the quality of the network connection,
maximum allowed downtime, the available storage space in MCS site & so on.
Q3: SCMT P2P migration and SCMT HA migration.
Q4: requires an email address and a mobile phone number.
Q5: yes, both needed
Q6: yes, can