Create a subdomain for mail routing to Microsoft 365 or Office 365.Ensure you complete the following procedures before initiating the migration process:.Ensure you have been assigned a project creator role and you are signed into Google Workspace with the project creator credentials.PrerequisitesĮnsure you complete the following prerequisites before initiating either manual or automated Google Workspace migration: For more information on using -SkipRules, see New-MigrationBatch.

To skip the migration of Gmail filters, use the -SkipRules parameter to prevent the migration of Outlook rules. For more information on using -ExcludeFolder, see New-MigrationBatch. You can identify folders you don't want to migrate by name, and you can also identify Gmail labels that apply to multiple messages in order to exclude those messages from the migration. This reduces the amount of data in your migration, and the size of a user's new Exchange Online mailbox. If you will be starting your migration batch with Exchange Online Powershell, as described later in this article, use the -ExcludeFolder parameter to prevent certain folders from being migrated. We advise users to verify the rules on Outlook before enabling them. Rules will be migrated and remain turned off by default. For more information, see Set up your domain (host-specific instructions). You must specify a list of users to migrate for each batch.Īll procedures in this article assume that your Microsoft 365 or Office 365 domain is verified and that your TXT records have been set up.

This migration requires that you provision all of your users who will be migrated as mail-enabled users outside of the migration process. You can migrate batches of users from Google Workspace to Microsoft 365 or Office 365, allowing a migration project to be done in stages.

You can migrate the following functionalities from Google Workspace to Microsoft 365 or Office 365: That are not yet there in new EAC at Other Features or use Global Search that will help you Other admin centers and remaining ones will soon be migrated to New EAC. While most of the features have been migrated to new EAC, some have been migrated to Microsoft recommends using the new Exchange Admin Center, if not Effective from December 2022, the classic Exchange Admin Center will be deprecated for

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