Migrating EPM 11.1.1 from one machine to another

I have installed entire EPM suite on a machine. Is it possible to migrate the entire EPM 11.1.1 to another machine.
In EAS we can migrate only Essbase related things but I want to migrate the entire installation

NB -- LCM will migrate on a product-by-product basis. That means that you will have multiple migrations. There is no concept of migrating an entire environment.
LCM is smart enough to migrate dependant artifacts, i.e., the Essbase databases that are part of a Planning application.
And you'll need to migrate in order, i.e., Shared Services first, other products subsequently.
The above isn't a knock on the product -- it's really cool and miles easier than the older, poorly documented migration processes in 9.x.
Also, you can create scriptable migrations and LCM will even generate the stub of the XML used to do the migration.
One last cool thing -- many artifacts are exported in XML format, e.g., Planning dimensions, so you can (if you are brave) edit metadata before migrating to the source. It's pretty cool stuff. Of course your data has to match but there are definitely possibilities.
Regards,
Cameron Lackpour

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