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Migrate Exchange 2010 public folder to O365 question.
We are planning Exchange 2010 to O365 migration and have a question to ask about Public folders.
We only have a couple of folders to move. One of the folders has about 3-4 sub-folder deep and the other one is a public contact list.
May someone instruct how to create a public folder mailbox in the cloud and also how to migrate? Do we export the necessary folders/contact list into a PST file and import?
Just want to get a high level of what we should do.
Thanks.
We only have a couple of folders to move. One of the folders has about 3-4 sub-folder deep and the other one is a public contact list.
May someone instruct how to create a public folder mailbox in the cloud and also how to migrate? Do we export the necessary folders/contact list into a PST file and import?
Just want to get a high level of what we should do.
Thanks.
PST Export/Import is an option, but I'd recommend using the batch migration method as detailed here: https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dn912663(v=exchg.160).aspx
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Hi,
This article explains how to create public folders in Office 365: http://www.codetwo.com/kb/ how-to-cre ate-public -folders/? sts=6286.
As an alternative to PST export/import, you may want to check out CodeTwo Office 365 Migration (the program copies the contents and structure of public folders from Exchange to Office 365).
If you have any questions, give me a shout.
Best regards,
Adam
This article explains how to create public folders in Office 365: http://www.codetwo.com/kb/
As an alternative to PST export/import, you may want to check out CodeTwo Office 365 Migration (the program copies the contents and structure of public folders from Exchange to Office 365).
If you have any questions, give me a shout.
Best regards,
Adam
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Thanks