- Exchange public folder rules update#
- Exchange public folder rules archive#
- Exchange public folder rules license#
- Exchange public folder rules plus#
Before issuing the previous command it would have shown a status of “Created”. Once logged in, navigate to Recipients > Migration tab.įrom here we will see our PFMigration job and its current status. We can check the progress of the batch by logging into the Exchange Admin Center. If you named your job anything other than PFMigration you will need to change that here. To start the actual data copy run the following command. C:\> New-MigrationBatch -Name PFMigration -SourcePublicFolderDatabase (Get-PublicFolderDatabase -Server EX10) -CSVData (Get-ContentĬ:\PFScripts\FolderToMailbox.csv -Encoding Byte) -NotificationEmails Status Type TotalCount NotificationEmails specifies where to email the batch migration report. We had called this FolderToMailbox.csv and saved it to C:\PFScripts. CSVData specifies the path to our map file we created in part one of our series. SourcePublicFolderDatabase (-Server) specifies the 2010 server hosting the public folder database. Name specifies a display name to help identify the batch. C:\> New-MigrationBatch -Name PFMigration -SourcePublicFolderDatabase (Get-PublicFolderDatabase -Server EX10) -CSVData (Get-Content C:\PFScripts\FolderToMailbox.csv -Encoding Byte) -NotificationEmails our example: From the Exchange 2016 server issue the following command. We will also finalize the migration process. In this second and final part of our series, we will copy the data from the legacy public folder databases into our newly created modern public folders. Then we ran all the necessary scripts to size and create the new public folder mailbox hierarchy. In part one of public folder migration, we prepared our environment. You can call Microsoft 365 support and have them delete the user’s existing SMS notifications in order to bring the mailbox into compliance with licensing terms.PREVIOUS: Exchange 2016: Public Folder migration Part 1 SMS notifications: Existing SMS notifications are left in place, but new ones can’t be created.You can call Microsoft 365 support and have them delete the user's rules on your behalf in order to bring the mailbox into compliance with licensing terms. Inbox rules: Existing inbox rules are left in place but they are not editable.Mailbox size: If the size exceeds 2 GB, the action will fail.For the smoothest transition, you should delete the user’s inbox rules and SMS notifications prior to assigning them the new subscription.
Exchange public folder rules update#
This will automatically update the user’s capabilities in Exchange Online. In the Microsoft Online Services Portal, you can assign the user a new subscription and remove the old one.
Exchange public folder rules license#
The procedure for purchasing new subscriptions and cancelling old ones varies check your specific license agreement for details. Hosted voice mail: This feature is automatically disabled for the user as part of the transition.If you are using Directory Sync, you can clear the In-Place Hold by updating the user's Active Directory object, otherwise you must call support to have it cleared. The mailbox will be out of compliance from a licensing perspective until the In-Place Hold is cleared. In-Place Hold: If the mailbox is on In-Place Hold, the hold remains in place.
Exchange public folder rules plus#
If the user has a total of more than 50 GB of data in the primary mailbox plus the archive, the conversion will succeed, but the mailbox will be out of compliance from a licensing perspective until the excess data is deleted by the user.
Exchange public folder rules archive#
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