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Subsun, do you have a way to do this via Quest AD Cmdlets? many thanks <br />
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S.
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Subsun, do you have a way to do this via Quest AD Cmdlets? many thanks

S.

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If you're going to use Quest Migration Manager then follow this guide: <a href="http://us-downloads.quest.com/Repository/support.quest.com/Migration%20Manager%20for%20Exchange/8.10/Documentation/MigrationManager_8.10_MigratingToOffice365.pdf" rel="ugc">http://us-downloads.quest.com/Repository/support.quest.com/Migration%20Manager%20for%20Exchange/8.10/Documentation/MigrationManager_8.10_MigratingToOffice365.pdf</a><br />
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AFAIK you can't use Quest AD cmdlets to assign licenses in Office 365, but why would you need to?
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If you're going to use Quest Migration Manager then follow this guide: http://us-downloads.quest.com/Repository/support.quest.com/Migration%20Manager%20for%20Exchange/8.10/Documentation/MigrationManager_8.10_MigratingToOffice365.pdf [http://us-downloads.quest.com/Repository/support.quest.com/Migration%20Manager%20for%20Exchange/8.10/Documentation/MigrationManager_8.10_MigratingToOffice365.pdf]

AFAIK you can't use Quest AD cmdlets to assign licenses in Office 365, but why would you need to?

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hello, can someone provide a Quest AD Cmdlets or powershell script that will accomplish the following:<br />
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1. assign a set of users [based on an input CSV] to a location and assign the appropriate license in O365 [i.e. P1 or P3 or Exchange online or sharepoint etc]<br />
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2. run bulk &quot;remote move&quot; request from on-premise E2010 to the O365 tenant account [running in hybrid mode]<br />
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many thanks!<br />
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S.
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hello, can someone provide a Quest AD Cmdlets or powershell script that will accomplish the following:

1. assign a set of users [based on an input CSV] to a location and assign the appropriate license in O365 [i.e. P1 or P3 or Exchange online or sharepoint etc]

2. run bulk "remote move" request from on-premise E2010 to the O365 tenant account [running in hybrid mode]

many thanks!

S.

need to automate Office 365 migrations from on-premise via quest ad cmdlets or powershell

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