Hi @DB111 - have you read our implementation guide? https://developer.adobe.com/developer-console/docs/guides/authentication/ServerToServerAuthentication/implementation/  

Yes. Also in your screenshot I can see your client secret. Please rotate it as soon as you complete the migration. 

On the Dev Console, navigate to the OAuth Server-to-Server credential page. They contain the details you need to copy over. 

I am not fully aware of your setup, but from the looks of it, yes. You should also refer to https://experienceleague.adobe.com/en/docs/experience-manager-cloud-service/content/security/jwt-credentials-deprecation-in-adobe-developer-console 

You must identify the software that uses the old JWT credential. Once you identify it, you must replace the JWT credential with the OAuth Server to Server credential.

Hello, have you read our migration guide and FAQs?

Hi @ShubhamAg2, The UI in the screenshot is not coming from us. Could you provide a larger screenshot? Also, if you need dedicated support on this, please log a support ticket through your regular channels.  ThanksManik

> 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...