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#295378 24-Mar-2022 16:25
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Any recommendations for 3rd party tools or services for migrating in house (server) exchange to 365 email.

 

ie tools/services for easy/quick migration of users and email
40+ user a/c's .

I usually do this manually , buy 40+ a/cs is a bit much to manually export import email, contacts etc
Do these paid tools / services solve the issues of 365 throttling upload , when trying to import (say) 10Gb of old email per user ?

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  #2891462 24-Mar-2022 16:26
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BitTitan is our go-to.





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  #2891463 24-Mar-2022 16:29
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BitTitan here too. 

 

 


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  #2891474 24-Mar-2022 16:46
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I've used Skykick twice in the past few months, including 350GB of Public Folders.

Needed support, and they were quick and easy to talk to

Only available via a dusty tho

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  #2891494 24-Mar-2022 17:42
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Bittitan works a charm!


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  #2891507 24-Mar-2022 18:05
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another +1 for BitTitan here




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