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We are using SharePoint 2013 application (FBA Authentication Enabled).Now we want to migrate this application to SharePoint 2016. Here what my concern is:



  • Is anything need to be done with FBA Database?

  • When should I configure FBA. After Site migration or before?

Thanks in Advance






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    We are using SharePoint 2013 application (FBA Authentication Enabled).Now we want to migrate this application to SharePoint 2016. Here what my concern is:



    • Is anything need to be done with FBA Database?

    • When should I configure FBA. After Site migration or before?

    Thanks in Advance






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      We are using SharePoint 2013 application (FBA Authentication Enabled).Now we want to migrate this application to SharePoint 2016. Here what my concern is:



      • Is anything need to be done with FBA Database?

      • When should I configure FBA. After Site migration or before?

      Thanks in Advance






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      We are using SharePoint 2013 application (FBA Authentication Enabled).Now we want to migrate this application to SharePoint 2016. Here what my concern is:



      • Is anything need to be done with FBA Database?

      • When should I configure FBA. After Site migration or before?

      Thanks in Advance






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          You can reuse the SharePoint 2013 FBA database in SharePoint 2016 or you can create /setup FBA in SharePoint 2016 from scratch.



          I would prefer to setup the FBA 1st then migrates the Site collections.



          • Setup FBA in SharePoint 2016 using existing DB or brand new.

            • if using the 2013 FBA database, backup the DB and restore in 2016 environment, complete the SharePoint 2016 configuration (web.config changes, permission, STS configuration etc). here is good article for Sharepoint 2016 FBA


          • Now Test the web application with FBA

          • Migrate the sites from 2013 to 2016 and test it

          another good article for troubleshooting






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          • Is that the same way if I use FBA Pack?
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          You can reuse the SharePoint 2013 FBA database in SharePoint 2016 or you can create /setup FBA in SharePoint 2016 from scratch.



          I would prefer to setup the FBA 1st then migrates the Site collections.



          • Setup FBA in SharePoint 2016 using existing DB or brand new.

            • if using the 2013 FBA database, backup the DB and restore in 2016 environment, complete the SharePoint 2016 configuration (web.config changes, permission, STS configuration etc). here is good article for Sharepoint 2016 FBA


          • Now Test the web application with FBA

          • Migrate the sites from 2013 to 2016 and test it

          another good article for troubleshooting






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          • Thank you Waqas Sarwar for quick reply.
            – Srinu Dasari
            33 mins ago










          • Is that the same way if I use FBA Pack?
            – Srinu Dasari
            19 mins ago














          up vote
          2
          down vote













          You can reuse the SharePoint 2013 FBA database in SharePoint 2016 or you can create /setup FBA in SharePoint 2016 from scratch.



          I would prefer to setup the FBA 1st then migrates the Site collections.



          • Setup FBA in SharePoint 2016 using existing DB or brand new.

            • if using the 2013 FBA database, backup the DB and restore in 2016 environment, complete the SharePoint 2016 configuration (web.config changes, permission, STS configuration etc). here is good article for Sharepoint 2016 FBA


          • Now Test the web application with FBA

          • Migrate the sites from 2013 to 2016 and test it

          another good article for troubleshooting






          share|improve this answer




















          • Thank you Waqas Sarwar for quick reply.
            – Srinu Dasari
            33 mins ago










          • Is that the same way if I use FBA Pack?
            – Srinu Dasari
            19 mins ago












          up vote
          2
          down vote










          up vote
          2
          down vote









          You can reuse the SharePoint 2013 FBA database in SharePoint 2016 or you can create /setup FBA in SharePoint 2016 from scratch.



          I would prefer to setup the FBA 1st then migrates the Site collections.



          • Setup FBA in SharePoint 2016 using existing DB or brand new.

            • if using the 2013 FBA database, backup the DB and restore in 2016 environment, complete the SharePoint 2016 configuration (web.config changes, permission, STS configuration etc). here is good article for Sharepoint 2016 FBA


          • Now Test the web application with FBA

          • Migrate the sites from 2013 to 2016 and test it

          another good article for troubleshooting






          share|improve this answer












          You can reuse the SharePoint 2013 FBA database in SharePoint 2016 or you can create /setup FBA in SharePoint 2016 from scratch.



          I would prefer to setup the FBA 1st then migrates the Site collections.



          • Setup FBA in SharePoint 2016 using existing DB or brand new.

            • if using the 2013 FBA database, backup the DB and restore in 2016 environment, complete the SharePoint 2016 configuration (web.config changes, permission, STS configuration etc). here is good article for Sharepoint 2016 FBA


          • Now Test the web application with FBA

          • Migrate the sites from 2013 to 2016 and test it

          another good article for troubleshooting







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          • Thank you Waqas Sarwar for quick reply.
            – Srinu Dasari
            33 mins ago










          • Is that the same way if I use FBA Pack?
            – Srinu Dasari
            19 mins ago
















          • Thank you Waqas Sarwar for quick reply.
            – Srinu Dasari
            33 mins ago










          • Is that the same way if I use FBA Pack?
            – Srinu Dasari
            19 mins ago















          Thank you Waqas Sarwar for quick reply.
          – Srinu Dasari
          33 mins ago




          Thank you Waqas Sarwar for quick reply.
          – Srinu Dasari
          33 mins ago












          Is that the same way if I use FBA Pack?
          – Srinu Dasari
          19 mins ago




          Is that the same way if I use FBA Pack?
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