What’s the Best Way to Migrate from a Multi-Tenant to Your Own?

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Asked By CuriousCoder42 On

I'm looking for suggestions on the best tool or service to help migrate a multi-tenant setup into my own multi-tenant environment. Specifically, I'm dealing with Email and OneDrive/SharePoint migration. Manually handling OneDrive would take an eternity since the users in the multi-tenant heavily relied on it. I've looked into BitTitan, but their pricing at $50 per user seems overly expensive. Any advice would be really appreciated!

5 Answers

Answered By MigrationGuru On

You might want to check out tools like Edbmails, Cloudiway, or CloudFuze; they may be able to migrate your email and OneDrive/SharePoint at a lower cost than BitTitan.

Answered By ScriptedNinja On

Using a bunch of custom PowerShell scripts can help with migrating AD users and seamlessly changing profiles on desktops. But just a heads up, it might be quite time-consuming, especially with over 3TB in OneDrive data and all the email stuff too.

Answered By CostEfficientAdmin On

I think the $50 one-time fee per user isn't too bad when you consider what’s involved. If cost is a concern, Powershell commands can get the job done for free. Additionally, Orchestrator is great for managing M&A style migrations between multiple tenants, but it requires knowledge of USMT and might involve more hands-on desktop work.

Answered By TechSavvyMigrator On

Have you thought about using eDiscovery/Purview for mailbox searches? You can export to PST and then upload it to users in the new tenant. We did this using PowerShell, and it works for OneDrive too. Just a tip: running it from a dedicated device or server can save a lot of time.

Answered By DataMoverExpert On

Veeam’s been my go-to for mailbox and OneDrive backups, and then I just reupload everything to the new tenant. It’s a quick solution but note that it doesn’t manage deltas or handle end-user clients or SharePoint.

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