Steps to perform Live Exchange Server Migration for Exchange 2010, 2013, 2016 and 2019
Connect with Live Exchange using Global Admin credentials.
Start Exchange Management Shell under an administrator context (right-click -> run as administrator)
Step 1:
On the machine where you have installed your Exchange Server, Open the browser (preferably Chrome) and type the URL: https://localhost/ecp
Step 2:
Ignore the unsafe error and click the "Proceed to localhost (unsafe)" link as shown below.
Step 3:
Enter the login credentials of your Administrator account with the domain name in the "Exchange Admin Center" login screen as shown below.
Step 4:
Click on "Permissions" tab and double click on the "Discovery Management" as shown below.
Step 5:
On the screen that appears, add "ApplicationImpersonation" Role and then add "Administrator" (the user account for which you want to Impersonate) as Member. Click '+' if you want to add the members who are having the administrator rights.
Step 6:
Click the "Save" button to complete the Impersonation Rights setting.
If you are able to view all the live exchange user accounts, click the “Continue To Mailbox Mapping” button
In List of Mailboxes, if you are missing the Mailbox names, then execute the below Exchange Management Shell (EMS) commands to generate the CSV file
Get-Mailbox -ResultSize Unlimited | Select-Object PrimarySmtpAddress, DisplayName | export-csv "C:\Mailbox_Names.csv"
Result
Verify the generated CSV file, check for the missing mailboxes.
Click the “Load Mailboxes From CSV File” button
Select the generated CSV file
Click the “Continue To Mailbox Mapping” button
Now you can map the source mailboxes to targeted user account.
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Step 1. Download and install EdbMails
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You have selected Personal Bundle license. Using this license, you can recover and export EDB files,
PST files and OST files to PST. For
Office 365 and Live Exchange Migration, choose the suitable plan.

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