Migration – Google Apps Migration for Microsoft Exchange Administration Guide User Manual

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Google Apps Migration for Microsoft

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Exchange Administration Guide

For more information about configuring Google Apps, see

“Configure Google Apps” on page 25

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Mail Server

Google Apps Migration for Microsoft

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Exchange requires one administrative account on your

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Exchange Server that has read/write permission for each user’s mailbox. The

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Exchange permission Receive As is sufficient for this task. For other mail servers,

see your mail server administration documentation.

For IMAP migration, you don’t need an administrator’s account or password. Instead, you will
need to provide the individual username and password for each user being migrated.

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Windows client machine

Each client machine needs to have the following minimum configuration:

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Windows: Windows XP SP3, Windows Vista Business SP1 or later, Windows

Server 2003 SP 2 or later

Microsoft Outlook® 2003, 2007, or 2010 (required only for migrating from Microsoft

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Exchange Server or PST files)

We recommend that you use the latest patches for both Microsoft

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Windows and Microsoft

Outlook®.

Important:

Be sure to install the latest Time Zone patch. For more information, see the

Microsoft Support page Daylight Saving Time Help and Support Center.

Migration

Migration is accomplished via a wizard in which you provide all the necessary connection,
authentication, and configuration information.

During the migration, contacts and then calendar data are processed first, followed by email.
An update is provided as data has been migrated.

If a migration is stopped for any reason, you can restart the process, and the migration picks
up at the point it stopped on the last run.

For more information about how to run a migration and what to expect during the migration
process, see

“Migration” on page 37

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