Configure AW Migration Utility Settings

Settings for All Application Migration Workflows

All Migration Utility configuration is done on the Settings tab. You'll need to configure these zone settings and enable data sources for all migration workflows. 

Configure Zone Settings

  • Zone URI: The base URL of your Application Workspace Zone (for example, https://zone.company.com) 
  • Connector Prefix: Optional prefix applied to Zone connectors created during import (for example, win - ) 
  • Zone Username: Admin account in DOMAIN\username format
  • Zone Password: Admin account password (stored encrypted via DPAPI) 
  • Publish Stage: The publish stage applied to packages created during import 

NOTE: The Zone Username and Zone Password should be a local account in Application Workspace or a domain account, if using LDAP. Where multi-factor authentication (MFA) is enabled, you cannot user an Entra account.

Click Test Zone Connection to verify connectivity and credentials before proceeding. 

Enable Data Sources 

Choose the third-party platforms you want to use as migration sources. Only enabled sources will appear in the tab bar and the Settings panel. 


ConfigMgr SQL Server  Microsoft Configuration Manager (via SQL) 
Microsoft Intune  Intune discovered and managed apps (via Graph API) 
PDQ Deploy  PDQ Inventory (discovered apps) and PDQ Deploy (packages) 
Jamf Pro  macOS inventory and packages 
RCT Patching (RMS)  Windows application inventory from the Recast Management Server SQL database (inventory and matching only) 
ManageEngine Endpoint Central (beta)  On-premises or cloud SaaS 
VMware Workspace ONE UEM (beta)  Windows and macOS app inventory (inventory and matching only) 
Ivanti Neurons for MDM (beta)  iOS, Android, and Windows app inventory (inventory and matching only) 
BigFix (beta)  Windows application inventory and deployment packages 
Lansweeper (beta)  Windows/macOS software inventory (inventory and matching only) 
Kandji (beta)  macOS inventory and custom apps 

 



ConfigMgr SQL Server Settings

These settings are visible when ConfigMgr SQL Server is enabled as a data source for application migration. 

  • ConfigMgr SQL Server: Hostname or IP of the SQL Server hosting the ConfigMgr database
  • ConfigMgr Database: Name of the ConfigMgr site database (ex. CM_XXX) 
  • ConfigMgr App Prefix: Optional prefix added to app names on import (ex. CM - ) 
  • Trust SQL Server Certificate: Enable if your SQL Server uses a self-signed or internal CA certificate

Click Test ConfigMgr Connection to verify. 




Microsoft Intune Settings

These settings are visible when Microsoft Intune is enabled as a data source for application migration. 

Before configuring these Intune settings, you must create an Azure App Registration with the following Application Permissions granted in Microsoft Entra ID: 

  • DeviceManagementApps.Read.All
  • DeviceManagementManagedDevices.Read.All 

Configure Azure Environment Options

  • Intune Tenant ID: Azure Active Directory tenant GUID
  • Intune Client ID: App registration client/application ID 
  • Intune Client Secret: Client secret for the app registration (stored encrypted) 
  • Azure Environment: The Microsoft cloud environment for your tenant
Environment Graph API Endpoint  Token Authority  Use When 
Commercial  graph.microsoft.com  login.microsoftonline.com  Standard Azure public cloud (default) 
GCC High  graph.microsoft.us  login.microsoftonline.us  US Government GCC High tenants 
DoD  dod-graph.microsoft.us  login.microsoftonline.us  US Government Department of Defense tenants 
China  microsoftgraph.chinacloudapi.cn  login.chinacloudapi.cn  Azure operated by 21Vianet (China) 

If you are unsure which environment to use, select Commercial.

GCC High and DoD are used exclusively by US Government tenants.

China applies only to tenants in the Azure China regions operated by 21Vianet. 

Click Test Intune Connection to verify. 

Intune Deploy Import Requirements

The Intune Deploy Import tab requires that the application be run as Administrator and the machine running the tool to be Intune-enrolled. These conditions are checked automatically and the tab is hidden if either requirement is not met. Additionally, any application you wish to import must be assigned as Available (not Required) to the machine in Company Portal - the tool downloads content through the Intune SideCar service, which only exposes apps that are available to the device. 




PDQ Inventory & Deploy Settings

These settings are visible when PDQ Deploy is enabled as a data source for application migration.

  • PDQ Inventory Database: Path to the PDQ Inventory SQLite database file (ex. C:\ProgramData\Admin Arsenal\PDQ Inventory\Database.db)
  • PDQ Deploy Database: Path to the PDQ Deploy SQLite database file
  • PDQ App Prefix: Optional prefix added to app names on import (ex. PDQ - )

Use the Browse button to locate each database file. Click Test PDQ Connection to verify. 




ManageEngine Endpoint Central Settings

These settings are visible when ManageEngine Endpoint Central is enabled as a data source for application migration.

There are two available deployment types: 

  • On-Premises - Authenticate with username and password against your local server 

  • Cloud (SaaS) - Authenticate using Zoho OAuth 2.0with a refresh token 

On-Premises settings 

  • Server URL: ex. http://myserver:8020 
  • Username: ManageEngine admin username 
  • Password: ManageEngine admin password (stored encrypted) 
  • Auth Type: Authentication method (Local, Active Directory, etc.)
  • Domain Name: Optional - required for Active Directory authentication 

Cloud (SaaS) settings

  • Data Center: The Zoho/ManageEngine data center region 
  • Client IDO: Auth app client ID 
  • Client Secret: OAuth app client secret (stored encrypted) 
  • Refresh Token: Permanent Zoho OAuth refresh token (stored encrypted)

   Setting in Common to both deployment types

ManageEngine App Prefix: Optional prefix applied to migrated ManageEngine packages (default: ME - ) 

Click Authorize with Zoho to complete the OAuth flow in a browser and automatically populate the refresh token. Alternatively, generate a refresh token manually via api-console.zoho.com using scopeSDPOnDemand.requests.READ,SDPOnDemand.assets.READ with grant_type:offline.  

Click Test ME Connection to verify. 




Jamf Pro Settings

These settings are visible when Jamf Pro is enabled as a data source for application migration. 


  • Jamf Pro Server URL: ex. https://yourcompany.jamfcloud.com or https://jamf.internal:8443
  • Jamf Username: Admin username 
  • Jamf Password: Admin password (stored encrypted)
  • Jamf App Prefix: Optional prefix applied to migrated Jamf packages (default: Jamf -)

Click Test Jamf Connection to verify. 

NOTE: The Jamf account requires the Read Computers privilege.





Kandji Settings

These settings are visible when Kandji is enabled as a data source for application migration. 


  • Kandji Base URL: ex. https://subdomain.api.kandji.io 
  • Kandji API Token: Bearer token for API authentication (stored encrypted) 
  • Kandji App Prefix: Optional prefix added to app names on import (e.g., Kandji - )

You can generate an API token in the Kandji Web App under Settings > Access > API Token

Click Test Kandji Connection to verify. 



BigFix Settings

These settings are visible when BigFix is enabled as a data source for application migration. 


  • BigFix Server URL: ex. https://mybigfix.company.com:52311 or https://bigfix.internal:52311
  • BigFix Username: Admin username with REST API read access 
  • BigFix Password: Admin password (stored encrypted) 
  • Trust BigFix Certificate: Bypasses TLS validation for the BigFix API when your on-premises server uses a self-signed or internal CA certificate. External download URLs still require valid TLS certificates. Default: false.
  • BigFixAllowSha1Fallback: Allows SHA-1-only fixlets to be migrated. Default: false.

Security risk -  SHA-1 is vulnerable to collision attacks. Only enable if your BigFix environment still contains legacy fixlets without SHA-256 hashes, and plan to update them.

  • BigFix App Prefix: Optional prefix added to app names on import. Default: BigFix -.

 Click Test BigFix Connection to verify. 

NOTE: The BigFix account requires API access to the Enterprise server.  




Lansweeper Settings

These settings are visible when Lansweeper is enabled as a data source for application migration.


  • Lansweeper Personal Token: Personal access token for the Lansweeper Data API 

You can generate a Personal Access Token in the Lansweeper Web App under Account Settings > Personal Access Tokens

  • Lansweeper App Prefix: Optional prefix added to app names in matching output 

 Click Test Lansweeper Connection to verify. 




Right Click Tools Patching (RMS deployment)

These settings are visible when RCT Patching (RMS) is enabled as a data source for application migration.


  • SQL Server: Hostname or IP of the SQL Server hosting the Recast ManagementServer database (ex. rms-sql.company.com) 
  • Database: Recast Management Server database name (default:RecastManagementServer)
  • Trust SQL Server Certificate: Enable if your SQL Server uses a self-signed or internal CA certificate 
  • RMS App Prefix: Optional prefix added to app names in matching output (e.g., RMS -) 

Click Test RMS Connection to verify. 

In this configuration, the Migration Utility connects to the Recast Management Server SQL database using Windows Integrated Security - no username or password required. The account running the tool must have read access to the database. 




Ivanti Neurons for MDM

These settings are visible when Ivanti Neurons for MDM is enabled as a data source for application migration. 


  • Server URL: ex. https://yourcompany.mobileiron.com 
  • Client ID: OAuth2 client ID 
  • Client Secret: OAuth2 client secret (stored encrypted)
  • App Name Prefix: Optional prefix added to app names in matching output (ex. Neurons- ) 
  • Device Space ID: Device space ID used for Ivanti Neurons for MDM app queries and scope filtering (Default: 1) 

NOTE: You can create a client in the Ivanti Neurons admin console under Admin > OAuth > Add Client to obtain your Client ID and Client Secret. 

Click Test Neurons Connection to verify. 





VMware Workspace ONE UEM Settings

These settings are visible when VMware Workspace ONE UEM is enabled as a data source for application migration. 


  • Server URL: ex. https://as1234.awmdm.com
  • API Key (Tenant Code): REST API key from the UEM console (stored encrypted)

To find your API key (Tenant Code) in the Workspace ONE UEM console, navigate to Groups & Settings > All Settings > System > Advanced > API > REST API.

  • Username: Admin account with REST API read access
  • Password: Admin password (stored encrypted)
  • WS1 App Prefix: Optional prefix applied to migrated Workspace ONE packages (Default: WS1 -)  

Click Test WS1 Connection to verify.