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Mover - Reviewing users before migration |
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Mover - reviewing users before migration |
Once we have loaded your users, do not modify your users in any way. Our system caches usernames once the connector is loaded, and any modification of usernames in Microsoft 365 or your source system after you connect will cause failures. We cache these names for four days.
Confirm that the users in the source match the users in the Office 365 destination. Usually the emails/usernames match up, but it depends how you structure and name your users. Be diligent during this step!
Be aware that Users can only be edited if they haven't been scanned, or had a transfer run.
To edit a user source entry:
- To select a user row, on the left side of a row, select the respective checkbox.
- On the right and directly above the user rows, find User Actions, or right-click the user row for which you want to edit the source path.
- A new side panel opens, enabling you to edit the source path.
- To select your parent source path, double-click it, and to complete your edit, select Save.
To edit a user destination entry:
- To select a user row, on the left side of a row, select the respective checkbox.
- On the right and directly above the user rows, find User Actions, or right-click the user row for which you want to edit the destination path.
- A new side panel opens, enabling you to edit the Office 365 destination path.
- To select your parent destination path, double-click it. To complete your edit, select Save.
You can also choose to edit your user entries via CSV, though this is a fairly in-depth process. If you are simply looking to make a handful of edits to your paths, we recommend using the previous method.
To edit or update your current existing user pairings:
- Near the top right of the Migration Manager, select Migration Actions.
- Select Update Migration.
- Upload your .csv file.
Tips for creating the CSV:
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The CSV needs to follow this format:
ID, Source Path, Destination Path
id12345, /first.last@example.com, /f.last@example.com
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The
ID
column is required to specify the existing row in the Migration Manager, whereas the source and destination path are optional - as in, you don't need to enter both if you only want to edit the destination path, for example - and leaving both of those columns blank mean no changes are made.-
To get the ID for each row:
a. Find and select Migration Actions.
b. Select Customize Columns, and select ID.You'll now be able to see the ID appearing in each row. If you refresh the page, this info disappears unless you select Save Column State.
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Download an example CSV here:
- After you've created your CSV file using these instructions and format, you can drag and drop the file into our app, or select Choose a file to upload. Changes to your user pairings are implemented immediately.
If you missed users in your original CSV upload, or simply want to add new user entries to the current migration, add them via CSV. All entries you add in this manner are appended to the current migration, meaning this won't modify existing rows, and it is possible to create duplicate entries alongside the ones that already exist.
To add new users:
- Near the top right of the Migration Manager, select the gear icon.
- Select Add to Migration.
- Upload your .csv file.
Tips for creating the CSV:
- CSV needs to follow this format:
Source Path, Destination Path
/first.last@example.com, /flast@example.com
- CSV is created the same way you would if you initially created the migration with a CSV.
- After you've created your CSV file using these instructions and format, drag and drop the file into our app, or select Choose a file to upload. Changes to your user pairings are implemented immediately.
At any time, you may duplicate a user in the Migration Manager list. To duplicate a user entry:
- To choose a user row, on the left side of a row, select the respective checkbox. You may select more than one entry at a time.
- On the right and directly above the user rows, find User Actions, or right-click the user row you want to duplicate.
- In the context menu, select Duplicate # User.
- Select OK.
A new user entry appears. From here, you can change the directory, schedule, or even the entire user.
You can set an hourly, daily, weekly, or monthly schedule for each user, even after they have been run.
To create or edit a schedule:
- Select the user pairing(s) you want to schedule.
- Select the User Actions dropdown menu.
- Select Schedule # Users.
- Configure your Hourly, Daily, Weekly, or Monthly setup, including the timing and day of the week (where applicable).
- Select Apply Schedules to X Users.
- Click Start migration x users
- Click On schedule.
- Agree to Terms and Conditions.
- Click continue.
Be aware that users can only be deleted if they haven't been scanned, or had a transfer run.
To delete a user entry:
- To choose a user row, on the left side of a row, select the respective checkbox. You can select more than one entry at a time.
- On the right and directly above the user rows, select User Actions, or right-click the user row you want to delete.
- In the context menu, select Delete User.
Important
This is permanent and cannot be undone unless you create a new entry.