Exchange Online Migration From POP3
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What version of Outlook are you on?
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@Dashrender said:
What version of Outlook are you on?
does a reboot (or at least a log off/back on) make any difference?Mostly 2013, some 2010...the workaround...before testing the Exchange Profile, do not set it as default...set to PROMPT each time, set up the Exchange Profile as you described and then exit out Outlook, set the old POP3 as default, start and we are good.
I did a test PST import to an O365 account and it works...slow during the import and upload but it works and puts management as ease...
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Quick update...did the MX records but funny, my PC is having problems autoconfiguring to O365...just my PC...keeps saying Connection to Microsoft Exchange is unavailable or an encrypted server is not found...
Rebooted, repair installed Office 2013...nothing...any clue?
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Sounds DNSesque
Here's a capture of my entries:
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@Hubtech said:
Sounds DNSesque
Here's a capture of my entries:Oh, it was my dang PC...earlier today, I had an issue with a Windows 8 app not installing...one of the "solutuions" was to type netsh winhttp set proxy 192.168.1.1:8888...anything Microsoft is not talking to the internet...I am not all that good with netsh...how do I reverse this?
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C:\Windows\system32>netsh
netsh>winhttp
netsh winhttp>
netsh winhttp>reset proxy -
netsh winhttp reset proxy
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bbbabababababeat ya lol
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Thanks for the unrelated late night help...well, my migrations appears to be going well...MX records updated, email flowing to new Exchange...may being PST imports late Saturday...
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hey, it takes a village
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and the night's not late yet
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Well, things look good.... I've checked the old POP3 server and nothing is flowing there anymore and all going to Exchange.
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Awesome news!
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Things are GREAT today...someone with a 20GB PST file was grumbling at the time it took to import and then Outlook went "not responding" for a while but other than that and some profile complaints (people needing to change views, personalizations, etc.), this went very smooth...
To everyone...your help was invaluable and we have a knowledge base now on this.
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The bad news is there is an O365 outage of sorts and I may be affected:
Current Status: Engineers have determined that by design, an automated recovery feature took the appropriate action to restore service health. Engineering are monitoring service health at this time.
Customer Impact: Affected customers may be unable to access the Exchange Online service.
Incident Start Time: Monday, August 25, 2014 at 2:30 PM UTC
Next Update: Monday, August 25, 2014 at 5:30 PM UTC
I have about 5-6 users who cannot send/receive emails right now...at first, I thought it may be the sync with their PST's I imported. Now, I wonder if it is this issue.
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@garak0410 said:
I have about 5-6 users who cannot send/receive emails right now...at first, I thought it may be the sync with their PST's I imported. Now, I wonder if it is this issue.
Can said users open outlook and does it say connected? If so, you are not affected.
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What about OWA? can they log in via the web?
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Any luck testing OWA?
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Yes...OWA is showing email collection and syncing of folders...
UPDATE - Most of these users were good this morning. The one with the huge PST file I had to stop, create a new profile and then he received yesterdays emails but it then began again the UPDATING INBOX and he can't receive emails for now. OWA is the workaround but patience is running thin.
I have another user who is having hit and miss reception (again on his desktop Outlook) and one who had this problem yesterday but it cleared up, the problem is back. Again, works on OWA and his phone but not his desktop Outlook.
The hit and miss user...he has Exchange configured on his Surface RT and it is receiving fine but that inbox is not updated/sync with his desktop version.
But I guess the best news, everyone else seems good but I am starting to wonder if there may be more problems.
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Those people who are having problems (besides the one whom you are still trying to upload his PST into O365) do they still have a PST attached to their Outlook profile?
If so, try removing that connection (assuming their PST is already uploaded, they shouldn't need it any more) and delete the POP3 connection as well.
Or, even easier, just delete their current Outlook profile, and simply make a brand new Outlook profile only containing the connection to O365.
