Introduction: Migrating mailboxes is a crucial task for organizations, ensuring seamless transitions between email platforms while maintaining data integrity. However, migrations aren’t always smooth sailing. Bad items, such as corrupted emails or problematic attachments, can hinder the process. In this guide, we’ll delve into the intricacies of mailbox migration, focusing on handling bad items effectively…
Today at Microsoft Ignite 2020, Exchange Team announced multiple changes. Let me share those here.
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Earlier this year, we announced that exchange 2019 is the last exchange server based on the Microsoft PFE remark in one of the Microsoft Tech Community Blog.
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This blog is talking about System Requirements and Prerequisites of Exchange 2019 setup. Study and prepare your Infrastructure for the Exchange 2019 Deployment. System Requirements Coexistence: Exchange 2010 and earlier versions are not supported. Exchange 2013 Supported with Cumulative Update 21 or later, including Edge Transport servers. Exchange 2016 Supported with Exchange 2016 Cumulative Update 11 or…
I am sure you have enjoyed our Exchange 2013 Coexistence Guide here which was one long blog. For Exchange 2016 I have decided to divide it into multiple blogs to allow you to complete one component at a time. Prior to moving to the migration, you need to design your exchange resource requirement and run…
After spending hours in writing Exchange 2013 migration here, I decided to write multiple blogs with the migration specific phases.
