As a Microsoft Certified Trainer he also teaches Microsoft Official Curriculum courses to technical professionals around Europe.įor his work he has received numerous awards. During those years, he collected a valuable work experience on 8 Exchange generations (2019, 2016, 2013, 2010, 2007, 2003, 2000 and 5.5) and has delivered services to a user base of more than 3.2 million mailboxes in on-premise, hybrid and Office 365 deployments.īeside working on customer projects, he is a regular speaker and expert at Microsoft conferences and user groups. He spent his entire career delivering Microsoft based infrastructure solutions with main focus on Active Directory and Exchange. He lives in Zurich, Switzerland and is a dedicated specialist, with 27 years of professional work experience in IT.īefore starting Exchangemaster GmbH he worked as a system engineer and project manager with customers of all sizes and across many industries: From small ISV startups and a NGO humanitarian organizations up to largest international corporations like Stryker, Swisscom, British Telecom and Nyrstar. Since we have chosen to automatically complete the job, as soon as the mailbox content is synchronized your mailbox will be switched to the old Exchange on-premise environment.ĭejan Foro is founder and CEO of Exchangemaster GmbH. Your migration job will show up in the migration job list.

Select to automatically start and complete the migration job. Give the migration job a name and fill in options as shown. Select the Exchange proxy server which will handle the migration job

Select the mailbox or mailboxes you want to migrate from Office 365 to your local Exchange Server. In Exchange Online admin center, under migration select the plus sign to create a new migration job and select Migrate from Exchange Online If your Exchange organization is in hybrid mode it is quite easy to bring the mailbox back. You have moved a mailbox from Exchange on-premise to Exchange Online in Office 365 but you need to roll it back.Ī typical scenario is when it turns out that you have an older 3rd party application which needs to access the content of the mailbox, but the application itself is not Office 365 compatible.

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