Migration terms help
I need help in the migration few questions I asked in last question. Actually I am aware of the terms however still need advance knowledge. Please do give examples, also please provide your own language answers not the bookish one.
https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/26986639/10-000-seats-migration-exchange.html?anchorAnswerId=35499868#a35499868
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I know have to follow the wizard to install roles However I am having issues in understanding ' Install Client Access and Hub Transport server at location with HTTPS & SMTP entry points.' Please tell me the HTTPS and SMTP entry point how to Install. One more thing ' re-configure existing OWA A record for new public IP and forward port 443 to the new Client Access Servier'. These two things arise the difficulty. Actually I was unable to understand SMTP flow, HTTP/HTTPS flow in and out. Therefore even I did not inquire a lot from the organisation. I think the speed that site links are using is also the cause of concern, please tell how to find it.
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https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/26986639/10-000-seats-migration-exchange.html?anchorAnswerId=35499868#a35499868
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I know have to follow the wizard to install roles However I am having issues in understanding ' Install Client Access and Hub Transport server at location with HTTPS & SMTP entry points.' Please tell me the HTTPS and SMTP entry point how to Install. One more thing ' re-configure existing OWA A record for new public IP and forward port 443 to the new Client Access Servier'. These two things arise the difficulty. Actually I was unable to understand SMTP flow, HTTP/HTTPS flow in and out. Therefore even I did not inquire a lot from the organisation. I think the speed that site links are using is also the cause of concern, please tell how to find it.
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You don't seem to want to listen to the advice you are being given!
>>HTTPS & SMTP entry points
the point at which SMTP and HTTPS come in to your exchange Organisation.
As I have said numerous times in your previous questions without knowing A LOT more information about your setup it's impossible to provide you with an accurate proposal. And since you seem reluctant to help us, it's not suprising that we are reluctant to help you.
>>HTTPS & SMTP entry points
the point at which SMTP and HTTPS come in to your exchange Organisation.
As I have said numerous times in your previous questions without knowing A LOT more information about your setup it's impossible to provide you with an accurate proposal. And since you seem reluctant to help us, it's not suprising that we are reluctant to help you.
Oh dematzer thanks please also help with
re-configure existing OWA A record for new public IP and forward port 443 to the new Client Access Servier'. These two things arise the difficulty. Actually I was unable to understand SMTP flow, HTTP/HTTPS flow in and out. Therefore even I did not inquire a lot from the organisation. I think the speed that site links are using is also the cause of concern, please tell how to find it.
re-configure existing OWA A record for new public IP and forward port 443 to the new Client Access Servier'. These two things arise the difficulty. Actually I was unable to understand SMTP flow, HTTP/HTTPS flow in and out. Therefore even I did not inquire a lot from the organisation. I think the speed that site links are using is also the cause of concern, please tell how to find it.
I shall complete the migration one day. Only thing is that need some help with the terms by example.
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ok that is great I understood you said there fore reconfiguring it will be just the same no changes. Fine also speed that site links are using is also the cause of concern, please tell how to find it. I shall open a new question about quest and binary soon. Is there any of your many pages research work that you shall like to present to the coming generation for becoming expert like you in migration.
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>>>Is there any of your many pages research work that you shall like to present to the coming generation for becoming expert like you in migration.
All of my migration guides are available freely here on Experts Exchange (you will see a list of my articles on my profile page) or on my blog.
Becoming an expert in migrations of any type involves many facets, some of which I have listed below:
-> understanding the source system
-> understanding the target system
-> understanding the impact of the migration on other systems in the network.
-> understanding the customer requirements
-> planning for the migration and if at all possible test it.
-> probably the most important understand your limits - don't commit yourself to something you cannot achieve. No amount if cash is worth the amount of stress you will go through if you get yourself in too deep. Not to mention what could happen if it all goes wrong and the company sack/sue you.
I have turned down projects that I don't understand. I communicate with my customer. If they know I don't know how to do what they want then I am not making promises I cannot keep. Some clients may even pay for you to learn or be willing to wait for you to build a lab and test their scenario so you can learn it.
It is my opinion that you are in too deep, 10,000 mailbox migrations spanning 10 sites is a huge project and one even me as a consultant would hire in extra help on.
I sincerely hope you have some serious professional liability insurance in place.
All of my migration guides are available freely here on Experts Exchange (you will see a list of my articles on my profile page) or on my blog.
Becoming an expert in migrations of any type involves many facets, some of which I have listed below:
-> understanding the source system
-> understanding the target system
-> understanding the impact of the migration on other systems in the network.
-> understanding the customer requirements
-> planning for the migration and if at all possible test it.
-> probably the most important understand your limits - don't commit yourself to something you cannot achieve. No amount if cash is worth the amount of stress you will go through if you get yourself in too deep. Not to mention what could happen if it all goes wrong and the company sack/sue you.
I have turned down projects that I don't understand. I communicate with my customer. If they know I don't know how to do what they want then I am not making promises I cannot keep. Some clients may even pay for you to learn or be willing to wait for you to build a lab and test their scenario so you can learn it.
It is my opinion that you are in too deep, 10,000 mailbox migrations spanning 10 sites is a huge project and one even me as a consultant would hire in extra help on.
I sincerely hope you have some serious professional liability insurance in place.
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thanks for help was not okay sorry.
i like to place new question on migration however please help to unlock the asking question help
thnx
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