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You can import PST in outlook as well.
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Actually, I should of stated that I did. And this was the result.<br />
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Sorry for the confusion.
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Actually, I should of stated that I did. And this was the result.

Sorry for the confusion.

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Hi,<br />
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I am using one Shared Exchange providor now.<br />
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I switched to Microsoft 365 and want to have the same saved emails I have access to.<br />
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I exported a PST file from my old Exchange host.<br />
<br />
I imported the PST file on the new host (Microsoft)<br />
<br />
The size of the PST file is 3.3GB, and the size of the local data file is 3.3GB<br />
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When I go to Outlook on the Microsoft server, I see that only 326MB has been uploaded and won't go higher. A lot of older emails are missing. The same disk usage reflects in OWA, and has been at 326MB for hours.<br />
<br />
I run into this issue EVERY time I am using a new Exchange Hosting Carrier.<br />
<br />
-Do you have any suggestions for me to migrate?<br />
-Is there a way to force the upload?<br />
<b>-I have Admin privs to my account, but not the server or Active Directory. This is shared.</b>
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Hi,

I am using one Shared Exchange providor now.

I switched to Microsoft 365 and want to have the same saved emails I have access to.

I exported a PST file from my old Exchange host.

I imported the PST file on the new host (Microsoft)

The size of the PST file is 3.3GB, and the size of the local data file is 3.3GB

When I go to Outlook on the Microsoft server, I see that only 326MB has been uploaded and won't go higher. A lot of older emails are missing. The same disk usage reflects in OWA, and has been at 326MB for hours.

I run into this issue EVERY time I am using a new Exchange Hosting Carrier.

-Do you have any suggestions for me to migrate?
-Is there a way to force the upload?
-I have Admin privs to my account, but not the server or Active Directory. This is shared.

My PST file won't fully upload to exchange

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