Outlook vs. Gmail - mail & calendar exporting
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Why on earth are you exporting?
Use the built in migration.
Specifically, IMAP.Make one for each account if you have to.
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@jaredbusch said in Outlook vs. Gmail - mail & calendar exporting:
Why on earth are you exporting?
Use the built in migration.
Specifically, IMAP.Make one for each account if you have to.
I tried built in. That's what is throwing the errors. I forgot to link to my other thread, sorry. https://mangolassi.it/topic/16297/o365-gmail-migration-issues/2
So I tried from the O365 console. After wondering what was going on behind the scenes, I went into Exchange > Recipients > Migration. I saw 3 running for 3 separate users. They all synced with errors. I deleted those jobs and started over from within Exchange, creating the migration point, etc. Synced with errors again.
After all else, I tried exporting from Google because the migration seemed to not get calendars or contacts (maybe it isn't supposed to... I can't compare to any successes). The export was to get anything that hadn't synced. For one user, I had to go as far as adding their Hotmail to the Outlook client and doing an export/import just to get it done; not at all ideal for the future.
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Is the built in migration intended to get calendars and contacts? I would think it'd get everything since they are all technically just folders, but I've yet to have it work 100% for me so was not sure.
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@bbigford said in Outlook vs. Gmail - mail & calendar exporting:
Is the built in migration intended to get calendars and contacts? I would think it'd get everything since they are all technically just folders, but I've yet to have it work 100% for me so was not sure.
I have only migrated from on site Exchange to O365, so I have never tried the IMAP functionality. Just knew it was there.
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@jaredbusch said in Outlook vs. Gmail - mail & calendar exporting:
@bbigford said in Outlook vs. Gmail - mail & calendar exporting:
Is the built in migration intended to get calendars and contacts? I would think it'd get everything since they are all technically just folders, but I've yet to have it work 100% for me so was not sure.
I have only migrated from on site Exchange to O365, so I have never tried the IMAP functionality. Just knew it was there.
Well, I thought I'd try it again to see if there were improvements. Not very impressed. I'll just stick with BitTitan for the small extra cost.
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@bbigford said in Outlook vs. Gmail - mail & calendar exporting:
Is the built in migration intended to get calendars and contacts? I would think it'd get everything since they are all technically just folders, but I've yet to have it work 100% for me so was not sure.
Fun fact after researching... it is indeed intended to grab contacts-calendars-mail, but will not grab local distribution groups if you've created them in the local Outlook client. I think they are technically stored in a separate file, but for whatever reason it is not included in the migration.
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@bbigford said in Outlook vs. Gmail - mail & calendar exporting:
Is the built in migration intended to get calendars and contacts? I would think it'd get everything since they are all technically just folders, but I've yet to have it work 100% for me so was not sure.
Never has been.
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@bbigford said in Outlook vs. Gmail - mail & calendar exporting:
@bbigford said in Outlook vs. Gmail - mail & calendar exporting:
Is the built in migration intended to get calendars and contacts? I would think it'd get everything since they are all technically just folders, but I've yet to have it work 100% for me so was not sure.
Fun fact after researching... it is indeed intended to grab contacts-calendars-mail, but will not grab local distribution groups if you've created them in the local Outlook client. I think they are technically stored in a separate file, but for whatever reason it is not included in the migration.
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@bbigford said in Outlook vs. Gmail - mail & calendar exporting:
@bbigford said in Outlook vs. Gmail - mail & calendar exporting:
Is the built in migration intended to get calendars and contacts? I would think it'd get everything since they are all technically just folders, but I've yet to have it work 100% for me so was not sure.
Fun fact after researching... it is indeed intended to grab contacts-calendars-mail, but will not grab local distribution groups if you've created them in the local Outlook client. I think they are technically stored in a separate file, but for whatever reason it is not included in the migration.
The file you need to do it manually per user. See below:
https://support.office.com/en-us/article/migrate-email-and-contacts-to-office-365-a3e3bddb-582e-4133-8670-e61b9f58627e?ui=en-US&rs=en-US&ad=US
Or use Migrationwiz -
@dbeato said in Outlook vs. Gmail - mail & calendar exporting:
@bbigford said in Outlook vs. Gmail - mail & calendar exporting:
@bbigford said in Outlook vs. Gmail - mail & calendar exporting:
Is the built in migration intended to get calendars and contacts? I would think it'd get everything since they are all technically just folders, but I've yet to have it work 100% for me so was not sure.
Fun fact after researching... it is indeed intended to grab contacts-calendars-mail, but will not grab local distribution groups if you've created them in the local Outlook client. I think they are technically stored in a separate file, but for whatever reason it is not included in the migration.
The file you need to do it manually per user. See below:
https://support.office.com/en-us/article/migrate-email-and-contacts-to-office-365-a3e3bddb-582e-4133-8670-e61b9f58627e?ui=en-US&rs=en-US&ad=US
Or use MigrationwizMigWiz for the win here.
