Emails are synced with TB, can see them sent in the Inbox, of course, but even the Sent folder after sending from the browser. Everything seems to sync fine when I have the browser or the MS Mail opened up. Have checked multiple times the IMAP settings in the O365 sync mail section (although both POP and IMAP are greyed out). Have even deleted the AOL passwords out of TB, restarted, etc. Deleted the passwords in TB and closed it out, changed the passwords (twice), turned off virus protection (disabled scan outgoing smtp), tried entering it manually, tried using the name with nothing after changing ports, etc. Have tried using the POP instead of IMAP.
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Then receive the unknown error sending of the message failed due to unexpected error 80004005, yet if I copy and paste the password fail into the browser I can log right in. Password fail (Login to server with username failed).Ģ. That began my search to find out why sending/replying/forwarding through Tb doesn't work. Opted to try the Microsoft Mail client which worked, but I was determined to make it work with TB. They replied back to the new email and that's when I found I couldn't reply from Thunderbird. I sent a couple of customers about the change from the AOL email in TB. We did not buy Office365, but bought the least expensive option with GoDaddy called Email Essentials for the boss, a co-worker, and me - all work great using a browser. We have a website, but the boss opted to buy a domain with a shorter url to simply use for email (both are with GoDaddy).
Been using Thunderbird here at work for three years with our business AOL email address and have no issues with it. Thunderbird 68.9.0 (32-bit) (Downloaded the 64 bit, but TB keeps opening up with the 32 bit). Have tried everything I could find be it in the GoDaddy forums, the Microsoft forums, and here. Seems this issue goes back to 2005 and solutions seem to be hit or miss. One user had 10 workbooks with a ton of data so that took a very long time to get right.Sorry for this long introductory post! I have been searching for over two weeks and can't find a solution that works. OneNote was a bit more tricky in that you had to use the export / import feature to migrate that content for each workbook they had created. I informed the end users of the new domain and they had to login and sync down the OneDrive data using the that new login then copy and paste it over to the new OneDrive folder in the new tenant. This was why I spent the time changing the primary domain in GoDaddy so they kept the old tenant live. Some end users had OneDrive and OneNote data that had to be manually migrated. After that things settled back in and users were back to work. The other mountain was SharePoint Permissions had to be reapplied to each site, not a big deal but again proved to be a challenge that lasted a week. This step proved to be a pretty big mountain to climb.
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This proceeded without errors so I was good and now we waited until morning to start the triage of getting the end users Outlook reset (Deployment Pro was not an option because they used Mac's) and helping end users get the password reset options set in the new tenant like cell phone for SMS code and alternate email address. Now I started the final sync in MigrationWiz for the mailbox and started another sync in ShareGate to collect the other stuff in the mailboxes like contacts, calendar, notes, etc.
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In my opinion it is best to have them create the new tenant using a trial offer from Microsoft so that the liability of tenant name falls to them and not you.įree E3 trial link below, choose the right trial for your situation, E3 is not the only choice here. Usually this is not a big deal because you would only see this URL when using SharePoint Online in the new tenant but it has been a challenge for me in the past and I don't want it to be a challenge for you in the future. Do not let the pressure of getting the new tenant stood up to overlook this fact. Now this should be a easy task to create a new tenant on Office 365, I say should because you need to be careful which tenant name you choose as this is permanat and you need to be double sure the CTO is communicating this fact to the other C-Level employees before you begin to start consuming services in the new tenant. # Recurse through every address assigned to the recipientįoreach ($address in $mbx.EmailAddresses) | Export-csv c:\csv\GroupMembers.csv -NoTypeInformation $Mailboxes = Get-Mailbox -ResultSize Unlimited $addresses = Get every mailbox in the Exchange Organisation
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