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Examine the configuration of the source system. , , For a mail migration to be effective, it is important to give the source system some attention. Use this checklist to help you avoid any hiccups: , , Use main SMTP addresses when checking the user list for aliases; establish one or more migration accounts to be used just for migration, then remove them afterward; and configure migration account passwords to never expire. , 4.7. Verify the configuration of the target system , , It's simple to forget what has to be done on a target system before migration, especially if it's new to the company. In general, in order to receive migrated mail, resources and licenses must be present in the destination system. For the target system, a generic checklist would include: , , to be used just for migration, establish one or more migration accounts, which you should afterward remove; , Provision all resources (users, rooms, and equipment), and configure migration account passwords to never expire. Moreover, buy licenses for all of the target's resources. , Leave time for post-migration work (point 4.8). , , Depending on the destination system, different post-migration actions will be required. The following list of the most typical duties is presented as a broad overview: , , In order to access the new mailboxes, end users' local email clients must be updated globally, and if a domain name was relocated, it must be disabled at the source. , ,
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