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title: "Migrating from Cloud to Data Center"
canonical: "https://support.appfire.com/space/ME/293142566/Migrating%20from%20Cloud%20to%20Data%20Center"
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<span style="color: #091e42">The MultiExcerpt macros have different names on the Server than on the Cloud. For example, the "multiexcerpt-macro" macro on Cloud is "multiexcerpt" on Server. In addition, the macros have a few parameters whose names are different. You will perform a migration with no loss of service by enabling app/macro modules (on the Server) that use the MultiExcerpt macro names for MultiExcerpt-Cloud.  </span>

## <span style="color: #172b4d">Instructions</span>

**Migrate your content from the Cloud to the Server.**

1. Export Confluence pages from Confluence Cloud and import into Confluence Server
2. Atlassian Confluence Support References:
  - [Cloud Migration Assistant for Confluence](https://confluence.atlassian.com/confcloud/cloud-migration-assistant-for-confluence-959303217.html)
  - [Migrate from Confluence Cloud to Server](https://confluence.atlassian.com/confcloud/migrate-from-confluence-cloud-to-server-724765578.html)

**Enable the MultiExcerpt modules for MultiExcerpt macros with Cloud names on your Server**

1. Navigate to :cog-icon: > **Manage apps**.
  1. Expand the section for your Multiexcerpt plugin.
  2. Expand the **modules** section within the Multiexcerpt plugin section.
  3. Disable these two modules:
    - `multiexcerpt`
    - `multiexcerpt-include`
  4. Enable these modules:
    - `multiexcerpt-macro`
    - `multiexcerpt-fast-inline-macro`
    - `multiexcerpt-fast-block-macro`
    - `multiexcerpt-include-macro`
    - `multiexcerpt-fast-include-inline-macro`
    - `multiexcerpt-fast-include-block-macro`

> ℹ️ When migrating Server Multiexcerpt macros to the Cloud, they appear as legacy macros. Those macros will have the same functionality as macros created in the fabric editor.
> ℹ️ 
> ℹ️ - *Is the “legacy” notation indicating that we need to do something active for the app to have full functionality?*  
> ℹ️ No, legacy macros have the same functionality as new-style macros. After migrating server macros to the cloud, they will be fully functional.
> ℹ️ - *Is the “legacy” notation an indication that the migrated data in MultiExerpt will become deprecated at some point in the future?*  
> ℹ️ We will continue to support the legacy macros. There is no need to worry that we will deprecate these macros.

> ℹ️ For future support, please alert [Support](https://appfire.atlassian.net/servicedesk/customer/portal/11) that you are using migrated macros so that they know why your Server macro names are not the default.

## Related articles for migration 



> Macro (contentbylabel)