# Migrating a Cisco 7821 from Enterprise to MPP firmware (Webex Developer MPP Licenses)

1. Go to <https://admin.webex.com> in your browser

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2. Enter the admin user email and click 'Sign In'

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2. Enter the admin user password and click 'Sign In'

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2. Click on 'Updates and Migrations' under the 'Services' tab

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3. Click 'Get started' under the 'Migrate Enterprise Phones...' tab

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4. Click the 'Start New Task' button

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5. Enter a name for the task, and ensure that 'Generate device license only' is selected in the 'Migration option' dropdown

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If you don't change the migration option, the phones will attempt to register to Webex       Calling when migrated.
{% endhint %}

6. Download this file and open it

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7. Enter the model (Cisco 7821) and MAC address of each phone you wish to migrate and save the .csv file

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As the 7821 here is a V01 (not a V03 or V04), I'm using an 8845 to show this process.
{% endhint %}

{% hint style="danger" %}
You can upload a maximum of 1000 devices here at a time. Need to add more? You'll have to create multiple tasks.
{% endhint %}

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8. Upload the file, ensure the upload status shows the number of devices you added to the list, and click next

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9. Once all devices have been verified, click 'Prepare for Migration'

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10. Ensure you are generating licenses for the number of devices you are migrating and click 'Ok'

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11. Wait for the status to turn to 'Ready for migration'

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12. Go to <https://upgrade.cisco.com> in your web browser

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12. Click on 'Enterprise -> MPP (for BroadWorks/Other 3PCC)

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You may be asked to log in with your Cisco ID to access this page
{% endhint %}

13. Scroll down to 'Run Migration' and click on 'Manual migration (Lab/PoC/Several devices)'

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14. Note the IP address provided

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15. Follow the photos

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Your phones may not have an admin password set. Skip the next two photos if they don't
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Use the '\*' button to enter a dot
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The phone will now update to the MPP firmware. This may take a few minutes.&#x20;
{% endhint %}

16. Follow [this guide](https://collabeer.com/?p=286) (or your own) to register the phones to the Teams gateway.


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