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Stop manually editing XML files. XPort moves your cameras, roles, and views from legacy servers to new infrastructure in minutes—not days.
See how East Aurora School District 131 used XPort to consolidate 23 standalone XProtect servers into a single, centrally managed architecture.
Whether you are refreshing hardware, consolidating disparate sites, or moving to the cloud, XPort handles the complexity of your topology automatically.
The standard workflow. Move configuration and video from an aging server to a new hardware instance with a single click.
Merge multiple siloed XProtect deployments into a single unified Corporate/Expert system. Eliminate federation lag and centralize management.
Split a massive, overloaded Management Server into smaller, distributed sites. Distribute devices and roles across multiple instances.
Migrate local deployments to AWS, Azure, or private cloud infrastructure. XPort handles the network complexity and data transfer.
Forget database restoration or XML editing. XPort guides you through a safe, API-based migration in three steps.
Point XPort at your source (old) and destination (new) servers. The software automatically maps hardware devices, existing roles, and view groups.
Choose exactly what to move. Migrate everything at once, or surgically select specific cameras, users, and alarms for a phased rollout.
Click "Start." XPort handles the heavy lifting via the Milestone API, verifying every configuration setting as it transfers to the new system.
Traditional migration tools rely on SQL backup and restore—blindly copying hidden scripts and 'stealth' accounts to your new server. XPort acts as a firewall.
XPort does not move the raw SQL file. Instead, it reads your source intent and re-creates it on the destination via the official API. This process naturally strips out SQL injections and corrupted data.
Hidden stored procedures, backend triggers, and unauthorized maintenance scripts injected into the legacy database are left behind. Since they are not visible to the API, they cannot infect the new system.
Users created via direct DB manipulation ("Shadow Admins") are flagged during the transfer review. You decide who moves—ensuring your new site starts with zero unauthorized access.
Don't guess at your topology. Share your current architecture and target state with our solution engineers, and we'll help you map out a safe, zero-downtime transition plan.
