Basic Authentication has been deprecated by Microsoft and replaced with Modern Authentication. However, in some cases you may still use Basic Authentication during migration.Basic Authentication relies on sending usernames and passwords — often stored on or saved to the device — with every request, increasing the security risks. Basic Authentication options: Impersonation Delegation […]
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Microsoft Exchange 2010 – 2019 (EWS) Considerations
Transend supports migrating to or from Exchange versions 2010 – 2019 via Exchange Web Services (EWS). AuthenticationWhen performing a migration of bulk users using admin credentials (a service account so that you don’t need end-user passwords), you will need to use Basic Authentication: Basic Authentication Impersonation Delegation Assign an Application Impersonation role to your migration… […]
Microsoft Exchange 2003 – 2007 (MAPI) Considerations
When migrating from legacy versions of Microsoft Exchange (2003 – 2007), Transend will use the Outlook API and usually MAPI to connect to the Exchange Server or read the PST file. AuthenticationThe account you use to perform a migration must be an active member of the domain you are converting from or to. This AD… […]
Gmail (single user mailbox) Considerations
When migrating a single user mailbox to/from Gmail, Transend uses the industry standard OAuth 2.0 protocol, which allows you to authorize Transend software without needing to use a Service Account. Note: To migrate multiple accounts at once, follow instructions to Set up a Google Service Account. To grant Transend access to migrate a single Gmail… […]
Google Workspace / Gmail Considerations
The following considerations should be understood when migrating to or from Google Workspace or Gmail. Google Workspace AuthenticationTo migrate bulk accounts to or from Google Workspace (formerly called G Suite), you will need to set up a Google Service Account. You will grant permission to a service account to access your Google Workspace data, allowing… […]
Migrate from Google Vault
Google Vault is an optional service offered by Google, which stores various types of data (i.e. email, group messages, and calendar) into a separate data repository that is not accessible to end-users by default, and can only be accessed by domain administrators, or users who have been given specific permission to access data in Google… […]
Google Workspace Authentication
To migrate bulk accounts to or from Google Workspace/Gmail (formerly called G Suite) without end-user passwords (admin authentication), you will need to set up a Google Service Account. You will grant permission to a service account to access your Google Workspace data. In most cases this will be a service account created by you. Note:… […]
Graphical Format Considerations
The eDiscovery license of Transend Migration Console supports converting data to the following graphical formats required for eDiscovery: JPEG TIFF PDF (Graphic and Text) BMP Image Files Output file namesBy default, the output file name will be the subject of the source email. To alter the default behavior, use option (/D75) in the Custom Options… […]
GroupWise Considerations
If you are migrating multiple GroupWise accounts you may use Trusted or Proxy mode for administrator authentication. If migrating a single GW account, or only a few accounts, you may use a logon and password (for each user) in order to connect to the GroupWise email server. AuthenticationTrusted Mode allows you to perform migrations for… […]
Include Select Folders
Transend Migration Console will migrate all folders by default (other than folders listed in the Exclude Select Folders list). To migrate only specific folders, enter a folder name into the Include Select Folders list to only migrate those defined folders. Follow this process to migrate only select folders: Navigate to the Configuration Settings > Optional… […]