Currently, ODM supports the migration of the following SharePoint site templates:
- Modern O365 group site (Group#0). Some limitations are applicable
- Modern team site – no O365 group (STS#3)
- Modern communication site (SITEPAGEPUBLISHING#0)
- Classic team site (STS#0, SPSMSITEHOST#0)
- Classic project site (PROJECTSITE#0)
- Community site (COMMUNITY#0)
- Classic blog site (BLOG#0)
- Document Center (BDR#0)
- Record Center (OFFILE#1)
- Enterprise Wiki (ENTERWIKI#0). Some limitations are applicable.
- Publishing Portal (BLANKINTERNET#0, BLANKINTERNET#2, CMSPUBLISHING#0). Some limitations are applicable.
See the Site Templates section of the ODM Administrators Guide for an up-to-date list of supported site templates.
To verify the SharePoint template in use in your source SharePoint site the following steps can be used:
Connect to Office 365 SharePoint PowerShell and run the following script:
Get-SPOSite | ft url,template
The template can also be viewed by following the steps below:
- Open the source Office 365 SharePoint Admin Center to locate the list of sites.
- Click on the link to view the site as an end-user.
- Locate the option in your web browser to view the source HTML of the webpage.
- In Chrome or Firefox, right-click on the page and click "View page source"
- Search the HTML text for the following string:
- "webTemplateConfiguration":
Followed by the string will be the SharePoint Template ID (e.g., "webTemplateConfiguration":"STS#0"). ODM will support the discovery and migration of the templates mentioned above.
Note: ODM will not create a new site collection based on the Group#0 template. The corresponding Group or Team site must already exist on the target for the migration to be performed. Before trying to migrate a Group or team site with ODM SharePoint, use ODM Teams to migrate the team or create the Group or Teams site on the target using the O365 Admin console.
STATUS
ODM is continually being enhanced with new features. See the ODM Release Notes for the most up to date information.