Hi, I'm using ODM to migrate Tennent to Tennant. Destination tenant is Hybrid.
Created users in AD and Synced.
Mapped and migrated all users ok but I get the following message for 3 users.
Some of attributes of the "email@domain.com" object cannot…
Hi, I'm using ODM to migrate Tennent to Tennant. Destination tenant is Hybrid.
Created users in AD and Synced.
Mapped and migrated all users ok but I get the following message for 3 users.
Some of attributes of the "email@domain.com" object cannot…
Hi,
We run a workflow that syncs two tenants user objects O365 to O365 for the purposes of GAL sync. The flow is Read -> Match -> Stage -> Stage -> Write. What would be the optimal place to put in a Delete Objects task?
Many thanks.
Hi, we have corrected 2 email addresses in a plan of 50 users (48 had Completed). After saving the changes, now all 50 mailboxes look like they will start again (Status 'Created' and 0 items/percent). Why does this happen and when we start it,…
If yes, how does the target domain On-premise AD authenticate the user with default tenant UPN?
Thanks
Hi
I got this error message for a few mailboxes in a batch.
This mailbox cannot be migrated again. It has exceeded the maximum transfer of 51,200mb
What is this limit ?
I looked over the documentation and couldn't find anything.
So finished a major migration from GSuite to Exchange Online - things went well. However I had several users stating that there was mail that was archived that came over into their O365 Mailbox into the inbox. This seems like its a bit unexpected but…
So got a question today about rules that sort mail in GSuite to be migrated over to Microsoft 365 and if that was possible with On-Demand Migration for Email. I looked and currently per the documentation and the configuration guides, this is not possible…
Hi guys,
So we are about to migrate a small group of mailboxes from one tenant to another and my question is if the users can reply to migrated emails when the logon to the new tenant?
From what I can remember back in the days (or might still be applicable…
Hello folks,
after several migrations from groupwise 2014 r2 to exchange 2016 we have the same behaviour described in the following KB article:
https://support.quest.com/on-demand-migration-for-email/kb/115085
Is there any way to script getting information from ODME in a similar way you can from MigrationWiz?
I would like to create my own reports, so having access to the raw data by using REST and/or PowerShell would be reall good.
By default, both on-premise Exchange and Office 365 use throttling policies to help ensure that a single user does not use up their fair share of Exchange server resources. Under normal conditions, this ensures that the Exchange server remains healthy…
1.- Ensure the source endpoint allows access to the ODME IP Public addresses. These details are listed in the "Migrate" section within an ODME plan:
2.- It is very important to realize that ODME is not a sync-and-switch solution or a solution…
Quest® On Demand Migration for Email securely migrates data to Office 365 and on-premises Exchange or hosted Exchange email platforms leveraging a hosted infrastructure to minimize the footprint within each organization. From a single console, you can…
Summary
When using ODME to migrate from an Exchange platform to an OnPrem Exchange or Office 365, the CPUU utility can be used to update Outlook profiles so that users can seamlessly connect to the new target mailbox without manual intervention.
CPUU…
You're at the new On Demand Migration for Email Community Forum! Got a question or a thought to share with others? Post it here! And if you have a question on the old site that we haven't answered, post it again here. We’re working on bringing threads…
One of the things we want to do on this discussion forum is share best practices, tips and tricks and FAQs from our support team. I learned that one commonly asked support question around On Demand Migration for Email is how to determine the IP address…
On Demand Migration for Email enables you to securely migrate users and data to Office 365 without installing or maintaining migration software. That's because it uses a Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) architecture.
This means that anyone can try it online…
