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Public folders migration

Thankful to the EdbMails Exchange Migration tool to satisfy all your Public folder migration scenarios. Basically, public folders are the feature of the Exchange server. Obviously its purpose is to share information in an organization. If you are choosing to migrate public folders from one Exchange environment to another environment, EdbMails is the best tool to migrate your Public folders.

Organizations that need to move large size public folder data sets to another Exchange server or Office 365 cloud are limited by Outlook technology. Companies need a solution to quickly transfer the massive data from their Exchange server. EdbMails is the pioneer application for Public folder migration for large-item migration.

Public folder migration supported scenarios

Live Exchange Public Folder Migration

Features / Advantages:

Granular Filter Options: The data can be conditionally migrated by date, subject, attachment name, and folders using advanced filter options.

Move your data faster from on-premises to online: User data can be moved with unbelievable speed to reduce the whole task timeline and can avoid causing downtime for users.

Migrates public folders with permissions: EdbMails Public folder migration ensures quick migration for Mailbox, calendar and folder permissions to the target server.

Support Mail-Enabled Public Folder Migration: Migrates all the email properties and attachments for Mail Enabled Public Folders.

FAQ's

Exchange Public folder migration

  1. Is there any settings to improve the public folder migration performance?

    You may install the EdbMails application on multiple computers and migrate different public folders from different machines. During migration operation, you can select the required folders that you wish to migrate in parallel on respective computers.

  2. How to fix the error “Target public folder mailbox quota is exceeded” during public folder migration?

    When the growth of the public folder mailbox exceeds the size quota, Public folder mailbox growth in Exchange Online is managed using an auto-split feature that splits the public folder mailbox when it exceeds size quotas. This generates an error “Target public folder mailbox quota is exceeded”.

    To resolve this issue, you need to wait for two weeks for the Office 365 auto-split feature to start. Automatic splitting will create a secondary mailbox for public folders and move some of the data from the primary mailbox to the secondary mailbox. It may not be possible to write any new data to your Office 365 public folders (this includes delivering emails to mailbox-enabled public folders), because the size quota has been reached. It is not possible to start the auto-split feature otherwise, or to manually redirect migration to additional public folder mailbox. The above is a standard Exchange Online behaviour.

    It is strongly recommended that you use default storage quota to avoid problem. The settings on your target server should be the same

    Public Folder Settings

    It is possible that when the size of a public folder mailbox is close to the limit, Microsoft may increase the mailbox storage size automatically.

  3. How to fix the error Target public folder quota is exceeded?

    You may also get the error described when you are migrating a public folder that exceeds the maximum folder size allowed in your target environment.

    You need to change the quota settings of your target public folders. We recommend increasing the public folder quota to its maximum value, depending on your Office 365 plan. You can change the quota settings using PowerShell command.

    Change the target quota limit to 100 GB, and the value when the warning message should be sent to 95 GB, by using the cmdlets below:

    Command: Copy & Paste it on PowerSehll

    Set-OrganizationConfig -DefaultPublicFolderProhibitPostQuota 100GB

    Command: Copy & Paste it on PowerSehll

    Set-OrganizationConfig -DefaultPublicFolderIssueWarningQuota 95GB

  4. Can I perform Public folder migration in the same Active Directory forest?

    No, It is not possible. Exchange Server does not allow you to create the second public folder infrastructure in the same AD forest. Exchange Migration allows you to migrate public folders in a cross-forest migration scenario only.In addition, It is also not possible to migrate public folders in a hybrid environment because you cannot have public folders in both on-premises Exchange and Office 365 at the same time.

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  • I must say the EdbMails software is very good, I used it with the last Public folder migration on a large amount of folders and it did a fantastic job!
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    – Kenedy Fitzgerald
    United Kingdom

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