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Fix: tunnel-r630-02 Migration Error
The Error
We have detected that tunnel-r630-02 is not configured for migration. Please ensure that:
• The tunnel status is healthy.
• The tunnel has been configured via a .yaml configuration file.
• The instance of cloudflared is running version 2022.03 or later.
What This Means
The tunnel exists in Cloudflare but:
- It hasn't been connected/run yet (so status is not "healthy")
- It needs a proper YAML configuration file
- cloudflared needs to be a recent version
Solution
I've already configured the tunnel route via API. Now you need to:
Step 1: Verify Configuration
The tunnel route is already configured:
- Hostname:
r630-02.d-bis.org - Target:
https://192.168.11.12:8006
Step 2: Get Token from Dashboard
- Go to: https://one.dash.cloudflare.com/
- Navigate: Zero Trust → Networks → Tunnels
- Click on tunnel-r630-02
- Click "Configure" tab
- Look for "Token" or "Quick Tunnel Token" in the Local Management section
- Copy the token (base64-encoded string)
Step 3: Install the Tunnel
Once you have the token, install it:
sudo cloudflared service install <token>
Or provide the token and I'll install it for you using the same method as the other tunnels.
Step 4: Verify
After installation:
- The tunnel will connect to Cloudflare
- Status will become "healthy"
- The migration error will be resolved
Current Status
✅ Tunnel route configured (via API)
✅ Config file created (configs/tunnel-r630-02.yml)
✅ cloudflared version checked (should be 2022.03+)
⏳ Waiting for token to install and connect
Once you install the tunnel with a token, it will:
- Connect to Cloudflare Edge
- Status will become "healthy"
- Migration will be possible
Alternative: Use Credentials File
If you can't get a token, you can download the credentials file instead:
- In Cloudflare Dashboard → tunnel-r630-02 → Configure
- Scroll to "Local Management"
- Click "Download credentials file"
- Save as
credentials-r630-02.json - Run:
./scripts/setup-credentials-auto.sh