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1. #OFFICE 365 SYNC FILES TRANSFERRING REMAINING PASSWORD#
2. #OFFICE 365 SYNC FILES TRANSFERRING REMAINING SERIES#

Enable Directory Synchronization with Password Sync to link AD accounts with Office 365.Add attributes to the local Active Directory from Office 365.Ensure on-premises user accounts, distribution groups and other records, such as contacts are created within Active Directory.We’ll therefore need to accomplish the following tasks to perform what could be called a reverse Hybrid implementation and begin to off-board mailboxes from Office 365 onto the on-premises servers: In the current form, the on-premises infrastructure shares accepted domains with the Office 365 tenant, but crucially no email routing such as MX records is configured to route via on-premises, and no mail-enabled users or mailboxes have been enabled. In preparation they have implemented some based components – Exchange Server 2013 and Directory Sync with Password Sync:įigure 1: High level diagram of our current environment

#OFFICE 365 SYNC FILES TRANSFERRING REMAINING SERIES#

In this series our example organization is a mid-size company that started up only using Office 365 and has built a new Active Directory and Exchange infrastructure that they intend to migrate accounts and Mailboxes to.įor whatever reason, our example organization has chosen to move away from Exchange Online for email and use the on-premises rights included with their subscription to move mailboxes on-premises. However it’s important to understand that should needs change, it is relatively straightforward to move mailboxes to Exchange 2013. Most organizations moving email to Office 365 are unlikely to consider a return to on-premises. Off-boarding email from Office 365 to Exchange 2013 (Part 6).Off-boarding email from Office 365 to Exchange 2013 (Part 5).Off-boarding email from Office 365 to Exchange 2013 (Part 4).Off-boarding email from Office 365 to Exchange 2013 (Part 3).Off-boarding email from Office 365 to Exchange 2013 (Part 2).If you would like to read the other parts in this article series please go to: