Exchange Federated Cross-org Calendar Sharing in my own words
Anyone who’s been in AD / Email migration business long enough, can appreciate Exchange cross-org (or on-prem to Online) Federated Calendar sharing feature. Old days
“You really put a lot of time and effort into this [project handover document]. It is very clear and concise. Really nice job on the documentation!”
Anyone who’s been in AD / Email migration business long enough, can appreciate Exchange cross-org (or on-prem to Online) Federated Calendar sharing feature. Old days
I was recently working on migration from Exchange 2010 to Office 365 using DMM 8.11. I have installed DMM AD/Exchange console on computer1 and had
I keep running into this error in some customer’s environments when installing QMM (DMM) OS prerequisites requiring Windows Update service, such as Windows Management Framework
Recently I came across a very good example where Ex 2013 throttling issues were interfering with the mailbox migration so wanted to share here. Partially it
If you are in the Calendar sync coexistence scenario during migration into Exchange 2010/2013, CRA (Calendar Repair Assistant) can cause a lot of troubles in terms
Any mailbox migration these days should include some way of addressing Autodiscover to ensure seamless user’s transition from one AD / Exchange organization to another. The issues
Part of PF migration challenge is that Exchange 2013 CU7 hierarchy mailboxes cannot exceed 100 GB as prescribed by Microsoft (https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dn594582(v=exchg.150).aspx) This is the absolute maximum,
It will not be easy so be prepared. It will be very tedious job requiring lots of “babysitting”. And it will be time consuming. The end result of how
Took me some time to figure out so hopefully this post will get indexed on the Web and will save someone their valuable time. Imagine
In this post I wanted to highlight some changes in the mailbox move logic of QMM MAgE Calendar Sync compared to the legacy CSA (Calendar