Office 365 – Migrating Users Tenant-to-Tenant – Part Four Data Migration with Quest On Demand
Full run through of a project to migrate 8k users and their data between two 365 tenants.
Part Four goes through the data migration with Quest On Demand
Category Archives: Powershell
Migrating to Group Based Licensing – Removing statically assigned Licenses
So let say we have a situation. Our Office tenant has been running for 5 years and gathered some 60000 users all have their licenses assigned directly. Some by On-boarding scripts, some by joiner processes, some by service request, some seemingly by random dice rolls or monkeys whose time would be better spent typing out… Read More »
Office 365 – Migrating Users Tenant-to-Tenant – Part Three Setup of New Tenant
Full run through of a project to migrate 8k users and their data between two 365 tenants.
Part Three runs through setting up the users on the new tenant
Azure/Office 365 test environment
Script to build out a full environment in an Azure free trial.
My PowerShell Scripts
Okay first things first – I am not a coder, software engineer, programmer or anything else. Any script that I write has to meet only a few criteria
Does what its meant to
Doesn’t break crap
Is easy to reuse when I find it in my “Folder of Infinite Script-Holding”
Provides decent feedback when its running
Office 365 – Migrating Users Tenant-to-Tenant – Part Two Identifying Users and Objects
Full run through of a project to migrate 8k users and their data between two 365 tenants.
Part Two goes through the scripts for scoping the project, identifying objects for migration and reporting data.
Powershell ISE Profile
I use Powershell ISE for everything, even running single lines. I have my environment set up with a profile which checks the module installation and update version on every load. I have shared it here.