> Once you generate the OAuth token, you just need to find the place in your code where authentication is done using JWT and replace it with the new token you generated. To be clear, you must replace the code to generate access tokens using OAuth Server-to-Server credentials. Please don't replace it...

You're welcome! So, your codebase must be generating access tokens using a JWT credential. You need the access token generation logic to use an OAuth Server-to-Server credential instead.  See the implementation guide.ThanksManik

Hi @AkshaySwamiii, great questions -  After you start the migration, you can generate access tokens using both JWT and OAuth Server-to-Server credentials. The idea is that you will change your application code to generate tokens using the OAuth Server-to-Server credentials. Migration not started. Cl...

Hi @sarav_prakash  Yes, you must store the last position to fetch the next batch of events. However, we recommend looking at the `link` response headers  with rel="next" and persisting that URL to fetch the next batch of events.See: https://developer.adobe.com/events/docs/guides/api/journaling_api/#...

Hi @JoelSa6 , could you confirm a few things -  1. You are using the correct account to sign in 2. Once you are on the Dev Console can you click on the org switcher (on the top right) and see if you have access to the org for which you received the email?  ThanksManik 

Hi @alejandroluzuriaga, thanks for a detailed write-up. I cannot help as the question is very specific to the product/API you are using. Instead, I'd recommend you raise a ticket with Adobe support through your regular channels to get an answer.  Meanwhile, you can keep the question open to see if s...

@Siva5CB9for our developers to triage the issue, I'd ask you to open a support ticket with Adobe. 

Yep, step #3 is likely failing because your splunk is not accessible to public internet. Can you try to cURL into it from a different network? If you are on your company network you might still be able to access your Splunk via cURL but not the public internet.  

Hi @JosephKa2  Ultimately your integration needs to be updated to use OAuth Server-to-Server credentials. There are two ways to get there -  Route#1 Directly migrate to OAuth Server-to-Server credentials in the next 30 days This is a viable route and will not involve creating a new certificate pair....

Hi @rileyzo - all information can on the migration can be found on these doc pages below -  1. https://developer.adobe.com/developer-console/docs/guides/authentication/ServerToServerAuthentication/migration/2. https://developer.adobe.com/developer-console/docs/guides/authentication/ServerToServerAut...