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You should be able to deploy an on premise server that is part of your Office365 org. That will be a tempoary server to act as the bridge. <br />
Then build your real server.<br />
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At that point you can then do a move mailbox on to the new server out of Office365. <br />
Plenty of documentation on the co-existance. <br />
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Simon.
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You should be able to deploy an on premise server that is part of your Office365 org. That will be a tempoary server to act as the bridge.
Then build your real server.

At that point you can then do a move mailbox on to the new server out of Office365.
Plenty of documentation on the co-existance.

Simon.

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So I'll need to have a second server as an intermediate server? There's no way to move the mailboxes directly from the 365 cloud to their existing Exchange 2010 server?
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So I'll need to have a second server as an intermediate server? There's no way to move the mailboxes directly from the 365 cloud to their existing Exchange 2010 server?

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We are looking to move from our Office 365 Exchange services to an on-premise Exchange 2010 server. Are there tools or methods for doing this that does not involve manually exporting a PST file and then importing this file on the new server? We have over 50 users we need to migrate so manually exporting each PST would take a huge amount of time. What are my options for moving back to an on-premise server?<br />
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Thank you
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We are looking to move from our Office 365 Exchange services to an on-premise Exchange 2010 server. Are there tools or methods for doing this that does not involve manually exporting a PST file and then importing this file on the new server? We have over 50 users we need to migrate so manually exporting each PST would take a huge amount of time. What are my options for moving back to an on-premise server?

Thank you

Migrating from Office 365 to on-premise Exchange 2010 server.

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