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Using PowerShell Cmdlets

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For this week’s BPOS support video we learn how to migrate on-premise mailboxes to Exchange Online using PowerShell. This video explains what PowerShell is, and how to create a basic PowerShell script. A PowerShell script is more powerful than using the migration console and is easier to use when migrating email boxes in multiple batches.

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  • as you save your excel file containing your sourcecredentials and targetcredentials as csv file, the delimiter used could be a ';'.

    If this is so, use the following Powershell command:

    $users = import-csv c:\<your file including full path> -delimiter ";"

  • Hi ,

    What the Migration status report?  If we use Move-Mailbox cmdlet it will generate the XML report... and will this Move-XsExchangeMailboxtoExchangeOnline cmdlet generates any similar report?

    Regards

    Vijayashankar

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