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    • StefUkS
      StefUk
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      hi I m doing a migration for a client that is moving from google apps to office 365. So far so good but I ve just checked their mailboxes size and some ( about 8-10 out of 45 ) are about 35-40 Gb in size. They want to move to the mid size business not the E plan ...
      as far as size is concerned they are aware they will need to reduce the size of the mailbox soon ( as 50Gb ) limitation.

      Is there anything to watch out for when migrating such a massive mailbox ? I m not sure how much time it will take or if it would be easier to do it staged ? any pointers much appreciated !! ;o)

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      • NaraN
        Nara @StefUk
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        @StefUk said:

        hi I m doing a migration for a client that is moving from google apps to office 365. So far so good but I ve just checked their mailboxes size and some ( about 8-10 out of 45 ) are about 35-40 Gb in size. They want to move to the mid size business not the E plan ...
        as far as size is concerned they are aware they will need to reduce the size of the mailbox soon ( as 50Gb ) limitation.

        Is there anything to watch out for when migrating such a massive mailbox ? I m not sure how much time it will take or if it would be easier to do it staged ? any pointers much appreciated !! ;o)

        Pity, if they went EOP2 or E3, they'd have unlimited archive storage.

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        • scottalanmillerS
          scottalanmiller
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          That's definitely going to take a while to migrate! What method are you using for the transfer?

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          • StefUkS
            StefUk @scottalanmiller
            last edited by

            @scottalanmiller IMAP and a CSV ..

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            • alexntgA
              alexntg
              last edited by

              For mailboxes like that, Midsize isn't an option. They'll need E3, unless they already have Office 2013 ProPlus via volume license.

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              • scottalanmillerS
                scottalanmiller @StefUk
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                @StefUk said:

                @scottalanmiller IMAP and a CSV ..

                At least it is direct and not through a client b

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                • C
                  Carnival Boy
                  last edited by

                  Out of interest, why is your client moving?

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                  • NaraN
                    Nara @Carnival Boy
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                    @Carnival-Boy said:

                    Out of interest, why is your client moving?

                    With mailboxes that large, I can only imagine the Outlook sync has issues at best.

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