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On Demand Migration Current - User Guide

About On Demand Migration

Signing up for Quest On Demand Product Licensing Organizations and Regions Roles

Working with On Demand Migration

Tenants Consents and Permissions Throttling Desktop Update Agent Test and Pilot Migrations Project Management Project Dashboard Reports Working with Lists Searching Filtering Task Management Event Management

Account Migration

What We Migrate Accounts and User Data Migration Workspace Configuring Connections Discovering Accounts Exporting Accounts Removing Accounts Managing Accounts with Collections Matching and Mapping Accounts Collecting Statistics Assessment Migrating Accounts Domain Coexistence

Address Rewrite Service

Address Rewrite Service Considerations Address Rewriting Scenarios Provisioning the Address Rewrite Service Selecting Mailboxes for Address Rewriting Configuring SPF Record Activating Address Rewriting Deactivating Address Rewriting for Individual Mailboxes Deactivating Address Rewriting

Calendar Sharing

Mailbox Migration

What We Migrate Mailboxes List View Collecting Statistics Assessment Migrating Mailboxes Migrating Meeting Links Mail Forwarding Switching Applications in a Domain Move Scenario

OneDrive Migration

What We Migrate Prerequisites Dashboard OneDrive List View Collecting Statistics Migrating OneDrive Assessment

Microsoft Teams Migration

What We Migrate Prerequisites Teams Migration Workspace Discovering Teams and Groups Discovering Teams Managing Teams with Collections Exporting Teams Mapping Teams Provisioning Teams Removing Teams Collecting Statistics Premigration Assessment for Teams Migrating Teams Remigration Renaming and Mapping Teams and Groups Discovering Chats Managing Chats with Collections Migrating Chats

Microsoft 365 Groups Migration

What We Migrate Prerequisites Discovering Groups Discovering Teams and Groups Managing Groups with Collections Exporting Groups Provisioning Groups Removing Groups Collecting Statistics Migrating Groups Renaming and Mapping Teams and Groups

SharePoint Migration

What We Migrate Limitations Considerations Prerequisites SharePoint Migration Workspace Configuring the Migration Project Discovering Term Store Mapping Geo Located Term Stores Discovering Sites Mapping Geo Located Sites Mapping Sites Matching Sites Collecting Statistics Managing Sites with Collections Discovering Site Contents Mapping Webs Mapping Lists Migrating Term Stores Migrating SharePoint Objects Migrating Permissions Reviewing Migration Results Exporting Site Collection Mapping Removing Sites from the Migration Project

Public Folders Migration

What We Migrate Public Folders Migration Workspace Prerequisites Discovering Public Folders Removing Public Folders from the Migration Project Mapping Public Folders Migrating Public Folders

Power BI Migration

What We Migrate Prerequisites and Limitations Power BI Migration Workspace Connecting to Power BI Discovering Power BI Content Collecting Statistics Managing Power BI objects with Collections Creating and Assigning Connection Profiles Mapping Workspaces Matching and Mapping Gateways Migrating Connections Migrating Workspaces

Troubleshooting Finalizing the Migration Appendix A: Using PowerShell

Exporting Site Collection Mapping

To export site collection mapping into comma-separated values (CSV) file for analytics or archival purposes open SharePoint Contents on SharePoint migration Dashboard, select site collections to export and click Export.

Output CSV file will contain mapping data for discovered and matched (migrated) site collection URLs.

Removing Sites from the Migration Project

You can temporarily remove any source site collections from the migration project, if necessary. Consider, site collections cannot be removed permanently from the migration project, all existing source site collections will be added in after next discovery.

To temporarily remove sites from the migration project:

Go to the migration project Dashboard.
Click SharePoint widget.
Open SharePoint Contents and select the items you want to remove from the migration project.
Click More > Delete
Click Delete to confirm the action.

Public Folders Migration

The Public Folders migration workflow consists of the following steps:

#	Step
1	Create or open a migration project
2	Configure connections
3	Discover Public Folders
4	Migrate Public Folders
5	Monitor the progress and track issues

What We Migrate

All types of Public Folders (appointment, contact, journal, mail, note, task, and so on) can be migrated in case they are supported in the target tenant.

Please consider the following migration specifics:

If the public folder with the same path already exists on the target, the source public folder will not be migrated. Check the Events tab.
The first processed mailbox will be set as a primary for a public folder. Other mailboxes will be set as secondary public folder mailboxes.
Send As and Send on Behalf properties will only be transferred for mail-enabled Public Folders.
Read and unread status is not migrated.

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