stuartjames7845
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Moving an entire Office 365 tenant to a new one felt like a massive puzzle at first, especially with a company merger pushing the timeline. My first step was mapping out everything—mailboxes, Teams, OneDrive, the lot. CloudBik’s tenant to tenant migration tool was a godsend; it’s dead simple and keeps data safe. I did a test migration with a few users to check the working of the solution.
Microsoft Teams migration is no joke—it’s not just chats but files, channels, and settings too. I learned to document my Teams setup first, like who’s got access to what. CloudBik’s tool moved it all smoothly, permissions included, in one go. I ran it over a weekend to avoid disrupting work. After, I gave team leads a short checklist to test things like posting or file access. It’s a quick way to avoid big headaches later.
Post-migration support was key to wrapping things up. After moving mailboxes with CloudBik, I checked that emails and contacts were intact—some users had sync issues that needed a quick fix. For OneDrive, we used OneDrive Migration Tool by CloudBik, and that is as simple as mailbox migration. Everything moved perfectly with all the metadata and permissions.
Microsoft Teams migration is no joke—it’s not just chats but files, channels, and settings too. I learned to document my Teams setup first, like who’s got access to what. CloudBik’s tool moved it all smoothly, permissions included, in one go. I ran it over a weekend to avoid disrupting work. After, I gave team leads a short checklist to test things like posting or file access. It’s a quick way to avoid big headaches later.
Post-migration support was key to wrapping things up. After moving mailboxes with CloudBik, I checked that emails and contacts were intact—some users had sync issues that needed a quick fix. For OneDrive, we used OneDrive Migration Tool by CloudBik, and that is as simple as mailbox migration. Everything moved perfectly with all the metadata and permissions.