This article contains information on using the job wizard to set up and manage migration jobs in Simply Migrate, including selecting data sources, assigning SMTP addresses, setting date ranges, and starting batch services.
Once you have completed the Installation and Configuration steps, you are presented with the job wizard to begin the migration process.
Setting Up Migration Jobs
Use the following steps to guide you through the wizard.
Step One
Select your data source (e.g., PST / zipped EML) from the drop-down menu – you will then be asked to provide a path to where your, e.g., PST files are. Please ensure the account running the dashboard & batch controller service has access to the path.
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Step Two
The system will read the file name and look for the SMTP address to assign it. If it doesn’t automatically map to an SMTP address, you can still create a job; they will just get archived as Non Per User data. If you want the data assigned to a specific address, you must go through and resolve files against the mailbox. You can do this by manually typing in the user's address next to the PST in the table. Or, if there are many, you can download bad addresses at the top. This will give a CSV of all the PSTs with users missing, fill in the relevant mailbox next to each PST then upload the updated CSV back to have the PSTs assigned to those mailboxes. |
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Step Three
Select a date range. This depends on your required retention period from when you became a Mimecast customer. As we want to split the jobs into manageable sizes, more than one job might be created during this process. |
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Step Four
Click ‘Create Jobs.’ The job(s) have been created. |
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Step Five
The system will read the file name and look for the SMTP address to assign it. If it doesn’t automatically map to an SMTP address, you can still create a job; they will just get archived as Non Per User data. If you want the data assigned to a specific address, you must go through and resolve files against the mailbox. You can do this by manually typing in the user's address next to the PST in the table. Or, if there are many, you can download bad addresses at the top. This will give a CSV of all the PSTs with users missing, fill in the relevant mailbox next to each PST then upload the updated CSV back to have the PSTs assigned to those mailboxes. |
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