Quest is excited to release a new feature within On Demand Migration that allows a migration administrator to easily refresh account details from both the source and target tenants to capture changes to an account's UserPrincipalName (UPN) and Primary…

Quest is excited to release a new feature within On Demand Migration that allows a migration administrator to run custom PowerShell scripts using the ODM Desktop Update Agent (DUA).

This new feature supports automatically running client-configured scripts…

Quest is excited to release a new reporting feature within On Demand Migration that will allow migration operators to easily review migration history and download detailed error reports.

The new reporting functionality will be released for mail and OneDrive…

Quest is excited to release a new workload queuing feature within On Demand Migration that automates migration task orchestration and simplifies migration planning. This functionality was initially introduced for OneDrive Migrations and is now expanding…

Looking to do incremental migrations for mailboxes and OneDrives every Friday for a few weeks. Or is there a powershell module for ODM that would allow this?

Quest is excited to announce the release of a new feature, which allows organizations to migrate their central repositories and their most crucial data, which are being managed as Records in SharePoint Online.

Info: The feature highlighted in this article…

Quest is excited to announce the release of a new feature within On Demand Migration for OneDrive, which will provide migration operators the ability to prioritize migration jobs providing more control to queue jobs while more important ones start and…

Quest is excited to announce the release of a new feature, which takes On Demand Migration another step towards parity with other SharePoint migrations within Quests portfolio. We are constantly working on releasing new features and modules to allow customers…

I am migrating public folders, but it is giving me an error.

Error: failed to migrate public folder, it may be deleted intentionally

Cannot create public folder hierarchy to complete the task.

This appears to be preventing the completion of the Calendar Sharing Task but the logs have virtually no information on which account it might be or whether the Tasks is actually completing and simply failing on one account.

I have an end user with 99,500+ contacts including the Recipient Cache.  We're doing an O365 Tenant to Tenant migration.  Every time I try to do a full mailbox migration it stalls with this warning: "The server cannot service this request right now…