Final parts of Migrating a standalone Office 365 tenant to Exchange now available
If you’ve been following my series, Migrating a standalone Office 365 tenant to Exchange 2010, you’ll be pleased to know the final two parts of the series, part seven and part eight are now available. This completes the series and hopefully will be useful if you find the need to bring an Exchange Online tenant back on-premises.
The parts of the series are listed below:
- Migrating a standalone Office 365 tenant to Exchange 2010 (Part 1)
- Migrating a standalone Office 365 tenant to Exchange 2010 (Part 2)
- Migrating a standalone Office 365 tenant to Exchange 2010 (Part 3)
- Migrating a standalone Office 365 tenant to Exchange 2010 (Part 4)
- Migrating a standalone Office 365 tenant to Exchange 2010 (Part 5)
- Migrating a standalone Office 365 tenant to Exchange 2010 (Part 6)
- Migrating a standalone Office 365 tenant to Exchange 2010 (Part 7)
- Migrating a standalone Office 365 tenant to Exchange 2010 (Part 8)
Happy reading!
Office 365 UK User Group Session Slides: Exchange Online: Hybrid Tips and Tricks from the Field
On Tuesday I had the honour of presenting a session at the Office 365 UK User Group – a group that meets both in Leicester and London each month. The group is ran by the co-founders of Flucidity, Matt Hughes and Jon Maunder and is an offshoot of regular SharePoint user group attendees with a growing audience of Exchange bods too.
My session, Exchange Online – Hybrid Tips and Tricks from the Field was a deep-dive session discussing some of the common issues you might face with Exchange in particular when implementing a Hybrid Exchange with the intention of migrating some or all of your mailboxes to Exchange Online.
If you attended the session or just fancy a look through the slides, with the corresponding notes, you can download them here, view them on Slideshare.net and see them online below:
And, If you’ve got any suggestions for Exchange Online based sessions you’d like me to talk about at a future Office 365 UK User Group event, let me know.
Article and Podcast Roundup – February and March 2013
Oh my.. I’ve been very bad by not posting to here for the last few weeks, when in actual fact my stumpy fingers have been typing away every evening on various articles for MSExchange.org and SearchExchange.com.
So, let’s have a quick round up of the latest articles you’ll find on both of those top sites, authored by yours truly:
SearchExchange.com
- A crash course on Exchange ActiveSync policies for iOS Devices
- How to implement Exchange Address Book Policies
- Examining multi-site database availability groups in Exchange 2010
Lots more fantastic articles are with my editor Matt Gervais right now – and I’ll make sure you know when they are online.
MSExchange.org
- Migrating a standalone Office 365 tenant to Exchange 2010 (Part 1)
- Migrating a standalone Office 365 tenant to Exchange 2010 (Part 2)
- Migrating a standalone Office 365 tenant to Exchange 2010 (Part 3)
- Migrating a standalone Office 365 tenant to Exchange 2010 (Part 4)
- Migrating a standalone Office 365 tenant to Exchange 2010 (Part 5)
- Migrating a standalone Office 365 tenant to Exchange 2010 (Part 6)
The final two parts, 7 and 8 are written and will be published soon..
And.. The UC Architects!!
Not only have my fingers been beavering away, my big mouth has been chatting away too! Yes, the world’s best Exchange and Lync podcast has been churning out more amazing content every two weeks. The last major post I did was for Episode 16, so don’t forget to listen to the following amazing Podcasts hosted by myself, Pat and the team:
- Episode 17: The cursed iOS DAG - Hosted by Pat Richard with Michael De Rooij, John Cook, Johan Veldhuis, Tom Arbuthnot and Stale Hansen
- Episode 18: Get us drunk, and we’re yours! – Hosted by yours truly and joined by Michael De Rooij, John Cook, Justin Morris, Serkan Varoglu, Tim Harrington and Stale Hansen
- Episode 19: The Elusive One: Hosted by Pat Richard and joined by Johan Veldhuis, Michael Van Horenbeeck, Paul Cunningham, Tom Arbuthnot and Stale Hansen.
The next recording is this weekend, so if you haven’t already, subscribe using iTunes, Zune or RSS now!
Using the Hybrid Configuration Wizard in Exchange 2010 Service Pack 2 (Part 5)
In parts one to three of this series, we looked at the checks you need to make before beginning your Hybrid Configuration, then looked at what changes will be made to your Exchange environment, before going through the Hybrid Configuration Wizard itself. In part four of this series we looked at troubleshooting Hybrid Configuration Wizard failures and started to look at the kind of tests you need to perform.
For the final part of this article, we'll continue to look at the tests worth performing along with common areas to investigate if those tests fail.
Using the Hybrid Configuration Wizard in Exchange 2010 Service Pack 2 (Part 4)
In parts one to three of this series, we looked at the checks you need to make before beginning your Hybrid Configuration, then looked at what changes will be made to your Exchange environment, before going through the Hybrid Configuration Wizard itself.
For the final two parts of this series, we'll look at how to troubleshoot issues you might experience with the Hybrid Configuration Wizard itself, and examine the tests worth performing along with common areas to investigate if those tests fail.




