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On Demand Migration for Email Current - User Guide

Introduction Preparing Migrations Test and Pilot Migrations Configuring and Running Migrations Post Migration Third Party Assessments and Certifications Glossary

Filtering Mailbox Folders

ODME supports for filtering mailbox folders to narrow down the migration scope when you migrate emails.

Caution: Migrating Deleted Items and Junk Email could significantly increase migration time. Also, non-mail items are not migrated from the Deleted Items folder.

To filter folders for email migration:

  1. Click the Options tab.
  2. In the Folders section, select an option from the following:
    • Migrate All: Migrates all folders in the mailbox.
    • Exclude: Excludes the folders you select or specify (and sub-folders if any) from migration.
    • Migrate Only: Only migrates the folders that you select or specify (and sub-folders if any).
    • Migrate content to a custom folder - select this option to migrate a Google mailbox to a custom folder.
      • Custom folder name - specify the name of the custom folder. If a custom name is not provided, the default name will be used.

TIP: When you specify folders in the textbox, type one fully qualified path per line, for example, Accounting/Notice. Press Enter to add more paths.

The folders Inbox, Drafts and Conversation History in the Exclude list, and the option Migrate Only are only available when you migrate from Exchange or Microsoft 365, to Exchange or Microsoft 365.

If your folders are localized to another language, you can still select the corresponding checkboxes in English to filter them. However, when you specify folders in the textbox, type the localized folder names for the path.

Migrating Delegate Access Permissions

ODME supports migration of delegate access permissions from Exchange server and Microsoft 365.

To set up delegates migration:

  1. Click the Options tab.
  2. Open the Migrate Permissions portion of the screen.
  3. Select the Delegates option.

Matching information for source and target users is taken from the migration plan. During the migration of the delegate list for the mailbox, ODME checks for the presence of a delegate in the mailbox list of the plan. If the delegate is not in the list, it will not be migrated.

We recommend the following migration approach:

  • To migrate delegates, create one or several separate plans in which:
    • Only the Delegates option is selected. Items from the Select Items to Migrate partition are not selected.
    • A list of mailboxes contains all mailboxes that planned to be migrated by ODME and groups that can potentially participate as delegates in migrated mailboxes. These groups will not be migrated, they will be used only for the matching operation.

NOTE: The following statuses will be displayed for the groups:

  • Completed status when Use end-user credentials option is not selected.
  • Interrupted status when Use end-user credentials option is selected.
  • Interrupted status when the admin user account that is used to grant the consent to ODME does not have a valid Exchange Online license.

The statuses do not mean that something goes wrong.

  • You can run these plans as many times as necessary to synchronize the delegate permissions.

NOTE: After migration, the migration status of groups will show as Interrupted instead of Completed when end-user credentials are used for migration. No negative effects are found besides the status.

In case target delegate does not exist, delegate access permissions are migrated by ODME as is. If the target delegate exists, a maximal value of the source and target access permissions will be set .

In case a set of permissions was customized the following exceptions of this rule are applicable, see the tables below and the Known Limitations section for details:

Source Target (in case matched delegate does not exist in target)
Delegate access permission on source
Delegate access permission on target before migration Delegate access permission on target after migration
None N/A None
Reviewer N/A Reviewer
Author N/A Author
Editor N/A Editor
Customized set (except None, Reviewer, Author, Editor) N/A None

 

Source Target (in case matched delegate exist in target)
Delegate access permission on source
Delegate access permission on target before migration Delegate access permission on target after migration
None or customized set (except None, Reviewer, Author, Editor) None or customized set (except None, Reviewer, Author, Editor) None

Customized set (except None, Reviewer, Author, Editor)

Reviewer or

Author or

Editor

Reviewer or

Author or

Editor (value from target)

 

Reviewer or

Author or

Editor

Customized set (except None, Reviewer, Author, Editor) Reviewer or

Author or

Editor (value from source)

Reviewer or

Author or

Editor

Reviewer or

Author or

Editor

Maximal value of the source and target access permissions.

Possible values - Reviewer or

Author or

Editor

Migrating Folder Permissions

ODME supports migration of folder permissions from Exchange server and Microsoft 365.

Note: Migration of folder permissions for Recoverable Items is not supported.

To set up migration of folder permissions:

  1. Click the Options tab.
  2. Open the Migrate Permissions portion of the screen.
  3. Select the Folder Permissions option.

Matching information for source and target users is taken from the current migration plan.

We recommend the following migration approach:

  • To migrate folder permissions, create one or several separate plans in which:
    • Only the Folder Permissions option is selected. Items from the Select Items to Migrate partition are not selected.
    • A list of mailboxes contains all mailboxes that planned to be migrated by ODME and groups that can potentially participate as grantees in migrated mailboxes folder permissions. These groups will not be migrated, they will be used only for the matching operation.

    NOTE: The following statuses will be displayed for the groups:

    • Completed status when Use end-user credentials option is not selected.
    • Interrupted status when Use end-user credentials option is selected.
    • Interrupted status when the admin user account that is used to grant the consent to ODME does not have a valid Exchange Online license.

    The statuses do not mean that something goes wrong.

    You can run these plans as many times as necessary to synchronize the folder permissions.

  • For the content migration, use migration plans as usual and do not check the Folder Permissions option in these plans.

In case the target permission does not exist, permissions are migrated by ODME as is. If the target permission exists, a maximal value of the source and target access permissions will be set .

Source Target (in case matched folder permission does not exist in target)
Folder permission on the source
Folder permission on the target before migration Folder permission on the target after migration
None N/A None
Owner N/A Owner
Publishing Editor N/A Publishing Editor
Editor N/A Editor
Publishing Author N/A Publishing Author
Author N/A Author
Nonediting Author N/A Nonediting Author
Reviewer N/A Reviewer
Contributor N/A Contributor
Custom N/A Custom

Migrating Rules

ODME supports rules migration from Microsoft 365, Exchange 2019, 2016, 2013, and 2010. This includes OWA (Outlook Web App) Inbox rules, and the rules created in an Outlook client version 2019, 2016, 2013, 2010, or Outlook for Microsoft 365.

NOTE: Migration of rules created in Outlook from Exchange 2010 is not supported yet.

To migrate rules

  • Create a separate plan in which:
    1. Only the Rules option is selected. Other items from the Select Items to Migrate partition are not selected.
    2. A list of mailboxes contains all mailboxes that planned to be migrated by ODME and groups that can potentially participate in the rules to be migrated. These groups will not be migrated, they will be used only for the matching operation.

    NOTE: The following statuses will be displayed for the groups:

    • Completed status when Use end-user credentials option is not selected.
    • Interrupted status when Use end-user credentials option is selected.

    The statuses do not mean that something goes wrong.

  • To migrate other content (such as messages, contacts), use migration plans as usual and do not check the Rules option in these plans.

Matching information for source and target users is taken from the migration plan. When the source email address is an Active Directory user or group, you must specify the email address with its primary domain name in the target, or rules may not work properly after migration. During the migration of the rules for the mailbox, ODME checks for the presence of a user or group in the mailbox list of the plan. If the user or group is not in the list, rules will not be migrated.

Caution: Every time you run the migration plan to migrate rules, ODME removes all the existing rules from your target first (including previously-migrated rules, and the rules you created in the target), and then migrates all the rules on the source to your target.

 

Caution: If the rules in a user's target Outlook do not match the rules on the server, the following message appears when the user opens the target mailbox in Outlook after migration:

The rules on this computer do not match the rules on Microsoft Exchange. Only one set of rules can be kept. You will usually want to keep the rules on the server. Which rules do you want to keep?

In this case, the user has to select "Server" to avoid data loss.

Rules that contain unsupported conditions or actions will not be migrated, or will not work after migration. So, you will need to set them up manually on the target. For other known limitations to migration of rules, see the Rules section in Microsoft Exchange or Microsoft 365

The following tables list the supported conditions and actions for rules created from Outlook:

Outlook Condition Outlook 2019 Outlook 2016 Outlook 2013 Outlook 2010 Outlook for Microsoft 365
from people or public group Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
with specific words in subject Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
through the specified account

No

No No No No
sent only to me Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
where my name is in the To box Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
marked as importance Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
marked as sensitivity Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
flag for action Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
where my name is in the Cc box Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
where my name is in the To or Cc box Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
where my name is not in the To box Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
sent to people or public group Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
with specific words in the body Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
with specific words in the subject or body Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
with specific words in the message header Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
with specific words in the recipient's address Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
with specific words in the sender's address Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
assigned to specific category Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
assigned to any category Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
which is an automatic reply Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
which has an attachment Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
with a size in a specific range Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
received in a specific date span Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
uses the specific form Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
sender is in specific Address Book No No No No No
with selected properties of documents or forms Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
which is a meeting invitation or update Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
from RSS feeds with specified text in the title Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
from any RSS feed

Yes

Yes Yes Yes Yes
of the specific form type Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
on this computer only Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes

 

Outlook Action Outlook 2019 Outlook 2016 Outlook 2013 Outlook 2010 Outlook for Microsoft 365
move it to the specified folder Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
move a copy to the specified folder Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
assign it to the specific category Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
delete it Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
permanently delete it Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
forward it to people or public group Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
forward it to people or distribution list as an attachment Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
redirect it to people or distribution list Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
have server reply using a specific message No No No No No
reply using a specific template Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
flag message for action in a number of days Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
clear the Message Flag Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
clear message's categories Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
mark it as importance Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
print it Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
play a sound Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
start application N/A No No No N/A
mark it as read Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
run a script N/A No No No N/A
perform a custom action N/A N/A N/A No N/A
display a specific message in the New Item Alert window Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
display a Desktop Alert Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
apply retention policy No No No No No
stop processing more rules Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes

The following tables list the supported conditions and actions for OWA Inbox rules:

OWA Condition for Exchange

Exchange 2019

Exchange 2016

Exchange 2013

Exchange 2010

Message was received from the specified users or groups in GAL Yes Yes Yes Yes
Message was sent to the specified users or groups in GAL Yes Yes Yes Yes
Message contains the specified words in the subject

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

in the subject or body Yes Yes Yes Yes
in the sender's address Yes Yes Yes Yes
in the body

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

in the recipient's address Yes Yes Yes Yes
in the message header Yes Yes Yes Yes
My name is in the To or Cc box Yes Yes Yes Yes
the only recipient listed Yes Yes Yes Yes
in the To box Yes Yes Yes Yes
in the Cc box Yes Yes Yes Yes
not in the To box Yes Yes Yes Yes
Message is marked with Importance Yes Yes Yes Yes
Sensitivity Yes Yes Yes Yes
Message is accompanied by an attachment Yes Yes Yes Yes
of the type... Yes Yes Yes Yes
flagged as... Yes Yes Yes Yes
classified as... No No No No
Message size is within a specified range Yes Yes Yes Yes
Message was received within a specified date span Yes Yes Yes Yes
Apply to all messages Yes Yes Yes Yes
OWA Condition for Microsoft 365 Microsoft 365
People From Yes
To Yes
My name is I'm on the To line Yes
I'm on the Cc line Yes
I'm on the To or Cc line Yes
I'm not on the To line Yes
I'm the only recipient Yes
Subject Subject includes Yes
Subject or body includes Yes
Keywords Message body includes Yes
Sender address includes Yes
Recipient address includes Yes
Message header includes Yes
Marked with Importance Yes
Sensitivity Yes
Classification Yes
Message includes Flag Yes
Type Yes
Has attachment Yes
Message size At least Yes
At most Yes
Received Before Yes
After Yes
All messages Apply to all messages Yes
OWA Action for Exchange

Exchange 2019

Exchange 2016

Exchange 2013

Exchange 2010

Move message to folder Yes Yes Yes Yes
Copy message to folder Yes Yes Yes Yes
Delete message Yes Yes Yes Yes
Pin message Yes Yes N/A N/A
Mark message as read Yes Yes Yes Yes
as junk Yes Yes N/A N/A
with importance Yes Yes Yes Yes
with a category Yes Yes Yes Yes
Forward message to... Yes Yes Yes Yes
Forward message as an attachment to... Yes Yes Yes Yes
Redirect message to... Yes Yes Yes Yes
Send a text message to... [*] Yes Yes Yes Yes
Stop processing more rules Yes Yes Yes Yes

[*] This action will not work after migrated to Microsoft 365 because Microsoft 365 does not support it.

OWA Action for Microsoft 365 Microsoft 365
Organize Move to Yes
Copy to Yes
Delete Yes
Pin to top Yes
Mark message Mark as read Yes
Mark as Junk Yes
Mark with importance Yes
Categorize Yes
Route Forward to Yes
Forward as attachment Yes
Redirect to Yes
Stop processing more rules Yes
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