Migrate Exchange 2016 to Office 365

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  Somit Here you have to try MailsDaddy Exchange to Office 365 migration tool to load and import single or multiple EDB files to Office 365 format. This single solution is capable of exporting EDB data to PST and Live Exchange mailbox at once. Users can also recover corrupted and damaged EDB files in Office 365 accounts.
  
  The free demo version of the software converts up to 50 items from each folder. Plus you can upgrade the utility for unlimited migration from EDB to Office 365.
  
  Read more: https://www...  moreHere you have to try MailsDaddy Exchange to Office 365 migration tool to load and import single or multiple EDB files to Office 365 format. This single solution is capable of exporting EDB data to PST and Live Exchange mailbox at once. Users can also recover corrupted and damaged EDB files in Office 365 accounts.
  
  The free demo version of the software converts up to 50 items from each folder. Plus you can upgrade the utility for unlimited migration from EDB to Office 365.
  
  Read more: https://www.mailsdaddy.com/exchange-to-office-365-migration/  

  on January 12 at 11:58 AM Edited thumb_up 0 thumb_down 0
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  Akshay M 6 steps to use Minimal Hybrid Configuration to migrate from Exchange to Office and Microsoft 365
  
  Step 1: Verify that you own the domain
  The first step is adding and verifying the domain in your Office or Microsoft 365 tenant. Since you will need to create email addresses for your users in the Office 365 environment, the on-premises domain must be added and verified before you can initiate the migration process.
  
  Follow these steps:
  
  Sign in to Office or Microsoft 365 with your work or school ac...  more6 steps to use Minimal Hybrid Configuration to migrate from Exchange to Office and Microsoft 365
  
  Step 1: Verify that you own the domain
  The first step is adding and verifying the domain in your Office or Microsoft 365 tenant. Since you will need to create email addresses for your users in the Office 365 environment, the on-premises domain must be added and verified before you can initiate the migration process.
  
  Follow these steps:
  
  Sign in to Office or Microsoft 365 with your work or school account.
  Go to Settings and choose Domains.
  On the Domains page, click Add domain to start the domain wizard.
  Type in the domain name (e.g., contoso.com) you use for your on-premises Exchange organization, and click Next.
  Select TXT record for domain verification. The TXT record is typically chosen to verify ownership.Verify Domain
  After you add your TXT, wait approximately 15 minutes before proceeding to the next step.
  In the Office 365 domain wizard, click Done and then Verify Now, and you’ll see a verification page.
  Next, select I’ll manage my own DNS records. Do not continue to the next step in the domain wizard.
  
  
  Step 2: Start the minimal migration
  To start the migration, you need to sign in to your Office or Microsoft 365 account using global admin credentials on a computer that is domain-joined to your on-premises organization. Once you’re signed in, start the Exchange Hybrid Configuration Wizard on the Data migration page of the Microsoft 365 admin center.
  
  Follow these steps:
  
  In the Microsoft 365 admin center, go to Setup and then Data migration.Minimal Migration
  On the Data Migration page, under Select your data service, choose Exchange.Data Migration page
  Download and run the Office or Microsoft 365 Hybrid Configuration Wizard by clicking on Download application.Office 365 Hybrid Configuration Wizard
  On the first Hybrid Configuration Wizard page, you will see a welcome screen. Click Next.Office 365 Hybrid Configuration Wizard welcome screen
  On the On-premises Exchange Server Organization page, leave the default values as they are, and click Next. By default, the wizard connects to Exchange Server.On-premises Exchange Server Organization
  On the Credentials page, provide your credentials for both Exchange On-premises and Exchange Online. Click Next to validate these credentials.
  On the Hybrid Features page, select Minimal Hybrid Configuration, and click Next.Minimal Hybrid Configuration
  On the Ready for Update page, click update to prepare the on-premises mailboxes for migration.
  
  
  Step 3: User provisioning
  On the User Provisioning page, select the Synchronize my users and passwords one time (Recommended) option, and click Next.User Provisioning pageAt this point, you will be prompted to download and install the Azure AD Connect wizard to synchronize your users from on-premises to Office 365.
  Once Azure AD Connect has downloaded, run the program, and choose the default options for Express settings.
  After synchronization is completed, you will be taken to the Office 365 Data migration page, where you can see all users who were synchronized to Office 365. This will be a one-time synchronization, and it will be turned off for your Office 365 tenant.
  
  
  
  Step 4: Assign Office/Microsoft 365 licenses to users
  After Azure AD Connect synchronizes your users and their passwords to Office 365, you’ll need to assign Office 365 licenses so your users will be assigned cloud mailboxes to which their on-premises mailbox data will be migrated. The status on the Data migration page should indicate that a license is needed, as shown in the figure below.
  
  Assign Office 365 Licenses
  
  In the admin center, go to Users, and select Active users. Assign licenses to your users.
  
  
  
  Step 5: Start migrating user mailboxes
  After you assign licenses to your users, you can go to the Data migration page to start migrating mailboxes.
  
  Follow these steps:
  
  Go to Setup > Data migration. Choose Exchange.
  On the Data migration page, select the users whose mailboxes you wish to migrate, and click Start migration.
  It is recommended that you first migrate a few test mailboxes to ensure that everything is working properly.
  
  Start migration
  
  The Data migration page will display the migration status as it progresses.
  
  migration status
  
  
  
  Step 6: Update public DNS records
  Once your email migration is complete and all your mailboxes have been migrated to Office 365, you need to change your MX record to point to Office 365 so all your new emails will be routed to Office 365. You will also need to finish setting up your other DNS records, such as CNAME, TXT, and SRV.
  
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  on January 25 at 04:54 PM Edited thumb_up 0 thumb_down 0