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== Introduction

Product migration allows you to upgrade SLE-based client systems from an Service Pack (SP) level to a later one.
For example, you can migrate {sles}{nbsp}15{nbsp}SP5 to {sles}{nbsp}15{nbsp}SP6.
You can also upgrade clients such as {almalinux}, {centos}, {oracle}, or {rocky} to {sll}.
For example, you can migrate {sles}{nbsp}15{nbsp}SP1 to {sles}{nbsp}15{nbsp}SP2.

[IMPORTANT]
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Product migration requires that all repositories which are enabled on the client and which should be migrated must be valid, otherwise the migration will abort.
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Product migration is for upgrading within the same major version.
You cannot use product migration to migrate from {sles}{nbsp}12 to {sles}{nbsp}15.
For more information about major upgrades, see xref:client-configuration:client-upgrades-major.adoc[].

You can also migrate openSUSE Leap to a later minor version or to the corresponding {sles} SP level, for example:
You can also migrate {leap} to a later minor version or to the corresponding {sles} SP level, for example:

* openSUSE Leap 15.1 to 15.2
* openSUSE Leap 15.1 to {sles} 15 SP1
* openSUSE Leap 15.5 to {sles} 15 SP5
* {leap} 15.5 to 15.6
* {leap} 15.6 to {sles} 15 SP6


In {sles}{nbsp}12 and later, {suse} supports service pack skipping if {scclongform} provides it.
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[NOTE]
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During migration, {productname} automatically accepts any required licenses (EULAs) before installation.
* All recommended extensions are automatically enabled when you migrate.

* During migration, {productname} automatically accepts any required licenses (EULAs) before installation.
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