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XPort automates content migration from aging XProtect deployments to new on-prem or cloud infrastructure, saving an estimated 60% in time and costs.
From city security hubs to road networks and school campuses, XPort helps administrators work smarter, not harder—automating XProtect migrations in minutes instead of days. Watch how East Aurora School District 131 collapsed 23 standalone servers into one centrally managed Milestone system in just 30–40 minutes per site.
Seamless integration with Milestone XProtect, simplifies use by offering a single pane of glass experience.
XPort streamlines complex migrations, making workflows accessible to video security admins. No database restoration or XML editing—just seamless, hands-off automation.
Easily migrate specific devices, roles, views, and other settings, or migrate everything. XPort’s API-based approach gives you precise control for tailored, efficient migrations every time.
XPort helps merge multiple XProtect deployments into a single, unified setup—streamlining what was once a complex, manual process.
XPort is compatible with most versions and editions of XProtect, even retired e-code versions, ensuring seamless migration.
From one source database to one destination database.
From many source databases to one destination database.
XPort simplifies the consolidation of siloed XProtect deployments by helping merge information from multiple databases into a unified system. It also supports complex workflows in which recording servers from the original siloed sites are retained within the consolidated site, with all recordings kept intact.
From one source database to many destination databases.
Distribute devices under a single SLC across multiple deployments. Migrate specific roles to one site and
allocate others to different sites as needed. Note: Multiple XPort licenses are required for this workflow.
On-Prem to Cloud
Control exactly which devices, roles, views, and other properties you wish to migrate.
Airports
Seaports
Utilities
Campus
Data Center
Surface Transport