Public folder to Office 365 FAQs
- How can I try EdbMails demo or trial version for a quick test or review?
You can run EdbMails demo / trial version for a quick test / review using 2 easy steps:
- Step 1: Download and install the EdbMails application.
- Step 2: Click the "Start Your Free Trial" button as shown in the below screenshot.
- How quickly will I receive my license key after purchasing EdbMails?
EdbMails does not require a separate license key for activation after purchase. Upon completing your purchase, your account will automatically be upgraded to the corresponding license type. Simply download and install the application, then log in using the EdbMails account credentials (email address and password) you provided during the purchase.
- Can I migrate a public folder to an Office 365 public folder?
Yes, with EdbMails, you can easily migrate public folders to Office 365 public folders, ensuring a smooth and efficient transfer of your data.
- How to perform public folder migration to Office 365?
- Do I need to create Public folder in the Office 365 organization before migration?
Yes, you should create Public folder in your Office 365 organization and assign it to a user before the migration operation.
- Can I migrate Public folder to Office 365 shared mailbox?
Yes, using EdbMails you can migrate public folder data to Office 365 shared mailbox.
- Can I migrate selective items from the public folder EDB file?
Yes, EdbMails allows you to selectively migrate specific items from a public folder EDB file. You can choose the exact items you wish to migrate from the tree view and transfer only those to Office 365, providing you with greater control over the migration process.
- Can I migrate public folders from Exchange 2010 to Office 365?
Yes, EdbMails supports migrating public folders from Exchange 2010, as well as other versions such as Exchange 2013, 2016, and 2019, to Office 365 with ease.
- Is it possible to migrate public folders with multiple subfolders?
Yes, EdbMails allows you to migrate public folders with multiple subfolders, ensuring that the entire folder structure and contents are transferred.
