Database migration filesystem to asm

Hi
Let say I have a file system database. (10g on linux)
In other server, I installed fresh oracle 11.2.0.2 with asm on linux
What is the best way to migrate this database to this new server?

In the asm migration documents "rman BACKUP AS COPY" command is recommended.
However, ASM will be on different server, it will not be on local server.
What should be the correct steps to migrate the database to different server with ASM ?
Also, as I mentioned in my first post, I am going higher version of oracle.

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