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Okay, same Oracle version and I'm assuming a not VLDB so... why don't you just followed standard documentation?
Here is a hint...
1- Install Oracle in new environment.
2- Create database in new environment.
3- Do full export on old instance.
4- Do full import on new instance.
5- Check logs and fix whatever got wrong.
6- Relax and enjoy.
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