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# Server --> Control --> JTA Migrate

Tasks Related Topics Attributes

## Overview

On the Server—>Control—>JTA Migrate tab in the Administration Console, you can migrate the Transaction Recovery Service from a failed clustered server to another server in the cluster.

Note: You can only migrate the Transaction Recovery Service from one server in a cluster to another server in the same cluster that can access the transaction log of the failed server.

## Tasks

Preparing to Migrate the Transaction Recovery Service

Migrating the Transaction Recovery Service to a Server in the Same Cluster

Constraining the Servers to Which the Transaction Recovery Service can Migrate

Viewing Current Owner of the Transaction Recovery Service

Manually Migrating the Transaction Recovery Service Back to the Original Server

## Related Topics

Transaction Recovery After a Server Fails

Setting the Transaction Log File Location (Prefix)

Migrating a Pinned Service to a Target Server Instance

Migrating When the Currently Active Host is Unavailable

## Attributes

Cluster—The name of the cluster to which the server belongs.

Current Server—The server that currently owns the Transaction Recovery Service for the selected server. If the Transaction Recovery Service was migrated to another server, that server is listed here. If the service was not migrated, the current server is the server for which you are viewing attributes (the server name at the top of the console page).

Destination Server—A list of servers in the cluster. Select the server to which you want to migrate the Transaction Recovery Service. This list shows all servers in the cluster or a list of servers that you specify. See Constraining the Servers to Which the Transaction Recovery Service can Migrate on page 14-3.

Note: You can only migrate the Transaction Recovery Service from one server in a cluster to another server in the same cluster that can access the transaction log of the failed server.