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Learn to use an automatic batch migration emigrate your Google Workspace consumer’s e mail, contacts, and calendars to Microsoft 365. The batch migration software is accessible within the Change admin middle.
For detailed info, see: https://be taught.microsoft.com/alternate/mailbox-migration/automated-migration-neweac
This movies is the third and final video of a playlist. The opposite movies within the playlist embrace:
Video 1: Overview of migrating e mail from Google Workspace to Microsoft 365 via an automatic batch migration – https://youtu.be/5gxXg_s8YL0
Video 2: Stipulations for migrating e mail from Google Workspace to Microsoft 365 via an automatic batch migration – https://youtu.be/BnZOGkSymgk
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what are the prerequisites
I followed all of the steps, but it never created a key. Any advice on how to fix this? Is there a video?
as usual, you guys are useless. you bring so much ambiguity to your videos. shame on you!
I had the same behavior as everyone else. The JSON file doesn't download because the Key cannot be created. You need to modfiy your permissions to allow the key to be created in the google console.
can we migrate a free trial gsuite account?
Key not created
When you get stuck because the JSON file does not show up: It's because your google account does not have the permission to generate a service account key, which would have been the JSON file.
I think Google changed the default roles and permissions recently (better security by default).
if you didn't have a cloud console account, this process might have established one (it did for me, and I only noticed when I got an email from 'Google Cloud'). Additionally, for each time you attempted this process and authorised the action through logging into the google account with the little pop up window, it creates a new project to complete the action.
Find the most recent project in google cloud, usually called 'projectname[random]'
Click to select the project/organization, click on "More Action" (the 3 points on the right side), Click on IAM/PERMISSIONS, Edit your user and add Roles: "Organization Policy Administrator" and "Organization Administrator". (Note that Organization Policy Administrator should be visible at this level, if you are at the project level, this policy won't be available in the list).
Now with those 2 roles, click on "Organization Policies" under IAM & Admin or repeat points 2/3 above and then select "Organization Policies".
Search for "Disable service account key creation" and you should be able to click on Edit Policy and change the rule.
Now you should be able to generate the key yourself. In the same project, find the menu item "Service Accounts" and there should already be one there, usually called "AutoServiceAccount1" or something like that. click the dot menu for that account and select 'Manage Keys'.
Here you should be able to generate a new JSON key by pressing 'Add Key'. If you get an error saying there is a permission issue, go back and try to get the permissions sorted like I described above.
Now you've downloaded the key as JSON, go back to the Microsoft migration tool and enter it at the 02:54 part.
Good luck and god speed.
For those not finding the Json file, I had to "authorize" the download from Edge and then it was downloaded into the Download folder. At least it worked for me.
That's sheer stupidity! No one is able to find JSON file in the sytem
Second checklist not working got stuck!!!
LOL what a joke. Heads up, Microsoft, but a link in your own video gives a 404. There's no such page as aka.ms/GoogleMigrationReqs
Nice work.
Does this process also work for personal Gmail accounts that need to be imported to a M365 tenant?
im stuck at the second checklist, Create a Google Account in the Project, its taking so long, anyone knows why is that?
Increible lo del m365mail deberian de tomar simplemente el dominio y ya
İm stuck at JSON, i cant find the service key file. I also dont see the file download. where can i download it from manually?
The service account parameters and the json file are not clearly documented. json file is automatically downloaded in the creating process
Thanks for the great information and guidance but if we have many domains connected to Google Workspace with Associated email accounts, do we need to repeat the process for all the domains or just for the main primary domain associated with the admin account?
JSON Fails, CSV Fails
So, is this without using App Password ? Can we migrate over 1000 emails from GoogleWorkspace to O365 ?
İm stuck at JSON, i cant find the service key file. even on google cloud i get the message that i cannot create a JSON key file, please help, i will appreciate it
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