Migrating from one O365 tenant to a different O365 tenant
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 Original thread: https://www.mangolassi.it/topic/5350/office-365-via-godaddy In the process of moving email using MigrationWiz. What about contacts and groups in the GAL? Anyone know of a way to get them from one O365 install to another? 
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 Pinging @Minion-Queen and @jenuinecase MQ is travelling so unlikely to see this. 
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 @art_of_shred and @Mike-Ralston are travelling too. @Mike-Ralston will be hanging with @FiyaFly in a couple of days. 
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 Checking in for a minute. I will ping @Mike-Davis as he very well may have the answer to this one (I don't have my notes right now from past installs). 
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 @Minion-Queen said in Migrating from one O365 tenant to a different O365 tenant: Checking in for a minute. I will ping @Mike-Davis as he very well may have the answer to this one (I don't have my notes right now from past installs). Thanks for popping in. 
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 Appreciate the replied. Worse case scenario, I can reenter by hand. 
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 Slightly off topic... Is the GAL still the best place for shared contacts in O365? I've seen discussion of using a public folder, but I'm not sure it this is preferred or even desirable. I thought PF were taboo. 
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 Also reading about using a shared mailbox for sharing contacts. Lots of different options... 
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 It depends how many users and all that, but you could start with the script: 
 https://gallery.technet.microsoft.com/office/List-all-Users-Distribution-7f2013b2
 to get all your groups and then use the commands in:
 http://o365info.com/manage-distribution-groups-by-using/
 to build them in the new tenant.
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 @Mike-Davis Thanks... I'll take a look at those now. Edit: The script worked great for capturing the groups and members. Thanks again! 
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 I created a shared mailbox and then I manually added the contacts (there are only 14 of them) to it. This makes the contacts visible to any user with access to the shared mailbox. However, I also wanted to used these "shared" contacts in some distribution groups, which doesn't appear to be possible.  



