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SSRS Reports Migration Wizard
Migrate SSRS reports, shared datasets, data sources, and standard subscriptions across SSRS Report Servers (Native mode).
🔧 Features
Migrate SSRS folders, reports, datasets, data sources
Transfer items from one report server to another, or via local .srmw project
Visualize SSRS object hierarchy in a user-friendly tree view
Filter and select specific items to migrate
Migrate standard subscriptions
Offline mode: Use .srmw file as an intermediate for disconnected environments
Detailed preview and post-migration report
📦 Use Cases
Lift and shift SSRS assets between environments (e.g. Dev → QA → Prod)
Archive entire SSRS report server content to a single file
Rebuild SSRS folder structure on a new server with minimal effort
Migrate SSRS Report Server to a new SSRS Report Server version.
Restore SSRS items from .srmw backup to any compatible Report Server
🔐 Prerequisites
.NET Framework 4.7.2 or later
Access to SSRS Report Server endpoints:
http://<server>/ReportServerhttp://<server>/Reports
Permissions:
Browser or higher on sourcePublisher or higher on target
Need help with access? See Granting access
🚀 Getting Started
Visit the complete Getting started guide to learn how to:
Select a source (SSRS server or SRMW file)
Choose a target (SSRS server or SRMW file)
Select objects to migrate
Preview, validate, and execute the migration
View post-migration reports
⚠️ Limitations
Stored credentials in data sources, datasets, and reports are not migrated
Subscriptions require credentials to be configured manually after initial migration
To migrate standard subscriptions successfully:
Migrate SSRS items first
Manually set credentials on target
Rerun the wizard with only subscription migration enabled
See Limitations for details.
📬 Feedback and Support
For issues, feature requests, or support:
📧 Email: support@azureops.org GitHub
