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Migrating to Office365 (Exchange Online)
I am in the process of creating a test pilot for exchange online (office365) migration.
I have set up adfs, adfs proxy and dir sync is working like a charm. I've migrated the first test account to the cloud yesterday,
While trying to configure outlook client today it turns out that I have to convert the mailbox to a Mail Enabled Contact. Which I managed to do after 3 hours on the phone with MS support.
...so now the good news :) Launch outlook client and receive the attached message. The support eng. tells me I have to delete the existing profile and create an new one.
Is this for real? I can't see myself having to do this for every user I migrate. Somwhere I read that you had to go to accounts>add account and simply time the user@domain.com/password again .
Any help would be greatly appreciate it.
I have set up adfs, adfs proxy and dir sync is working like a charm. I've migrated the first test account to the cloud yesterday,
While trying to configure outlook client today it turns out that I have to convert the mailbox to a Mail Enabled Contact. Which I managed to do after 3 hours on the phone with MS support.
...so now the good news :) Launch outlook client and receive the attached message. The support eng. tells me I have to delete the existing profile and create an new one.
Is this for real? I can't see myself having to do this for every user I migrate. Somwhere I read that you had to go to accounts>add account and simply time the user@domain.com/password again .
Any help would be greatly appreciate it.
The support eng. tells me I have to delete the existing profile and create an new one - Yes cause your moving to a total different environment.
If its Outlook 2010 03 2008 it can bind itself with your Login into the Machine and automatically create a Outlook profile for you or else you have to go to -> Control Panel -> Mail -> Show Profiles -> New and run through it.
- Rancy
If its Outlook 2010 03 2008 it can bind itself with your Login into the Machine and automatically create a Outlook profile for you or else you have to go to -> Control Panel -> Mail -> Show Profiles -> New and run through it.
- Rancy
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SIGH!!!! so there's no way around deleting/recreating profiles. Oh well, guess just gonna have to visit most of my users :)
Thanks guys
Thanks guys
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