Action: Directory sync: Review your UPNs and other Active Directory attributes Your Active Directory environment must be properly configured for directory synchronization with Office 365. In particular, the userPrincipalName (UPN) attribute, also known as a user logon name, must be set up for each user in a specific way. When synchronizing user accounts from your on-premises Active Directory to Azure Active Directory, the UPN must include a publicly routable domain after the @ character. If the UPN has a suffix that's not routable (for example, [email protected] or [email protected]), the IdFix DirSync Error Remediation Tool will catch this issue with a "topleveldomain" error. Learn more at Clean Up Active Directory.
Action: Directory sync: Install and run IdFix Before you set up directory synchronization, you'll want to run the IdFix DirSync ...
Action: Directory sync: Prepare for directory synchronization with Office 365. You'll need to set up directory synchronization ...
Action: Directory sync: Prepare for directory synchronization with Office 365. You'll need to set up directory synchronization ...
Action: Directory sync: Review your UPNs and other Active Directory attributes Your Active Directory environment must be ...
Action: Directory sync: Review your UPNs and other Active Directory attributes Your Active Directory environment must be ...
Action: Disable unified messaging If the on-premises mailboxes you're migrating are enabled for Unified Messaging (UM) and ...
Action: Disable unified messaging If the on-premises mailboxes you're migrating are enabled for Unified Messaging (UM) and ...
Action: Disable unified messaging If the on-premises mailboxes you're migrating are enabled for Unified Messaging (UM) and ...
Action: Educate end users on what to expect once their content is migrated. The linked resources can be leveraged for education ...