
Now you can go to the job details page and see the status of each mailbox items for migration. There will be a brief summary of the migration. Input the scheduled time for migration and select the option for report console. Choose to run the migration at a scheduled time. Input the multiple accounts to receive the notifications at multiple levels of migration. Provide a limit to the bad items during migration. Map the source and target mailboxes from both Office 36 accounts, then click Next. To select the target Office 365 account, select Office 365 from the drop down and input the username and password.
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Select the existing profile and check the option to delegate full access right to this user. Select the Office 365 from the drop-down. Select the project name from the drop down and input a new job name. Now, click the Add job for Mailbox for migration job. Provide a name to the project and click OK. Run the Exchange Migration tool and click the option ‘ Add Project’. It maps the source and target mailboxes and provides numerous filtering options to optimize the migration procedure. primarily, it is not just useful for Exchange migration but it is also useful for the Office 365 migration to-and-fro any version. Kernel Migrator for Exchange accesses the Office 365 (on-premises, hosted, cloud) mailboxes from the source server and directly migrates them to destination Office 365 mailboxes. It is a migrator tool which puts the safety of Office 365 mailboxes first and conducts a highly safe migration. If you want to avoid threats like corruption or deletion, then use the Kernel Migrator for Exchange. These errors can further corrupt or delete the data and ruin the whole process. Here, you need to run the batch again and check if the mailboxes are migrated for the second time. Sometimes, when the batch migration is completed, its status shows ‘Synced with errors’. Performing batch migration using the Cutover method requires multiple steps to fulfill and many times the batches are migrated incorrectly. Remove-MigrationBatch -Identity “MigrationBatchName” You can run the Stop-MigrationBatch cmdlet to stop the batch. When the batch has started, it shows its status as ‘Syncing.’ It means the mailboxes are being migrated.

There are different PowerShell cmdlets which you can use at various stages of migration batch to change the status. Note: If a commad is not available(it is is either dimmed or not displayed), it means that migration batch is in a status state that isn’t supported by it.



When Exchange Server on-premises wants to deploy their mailboxes to Office 365, then cutover migration is a favorable migration method.
