EdbMails IMAP Migration is a simple and reliable solution to migrate any IMAP enabled mailboxes to another IMAP,Office 365 and Exchange server. This software is useful to migrate complete data from the IMAP account without losing any data. With this application, users can easily perform selective mailbox migration. The software supports all email clients like- Yahoo, Gmail/G Suite, Hotmail, Yandex, AOL, Outlook.com, and more.
Features:
• Migrates individual as well as multiple mailboxes
• Directly migrates mailboxes from source IMAP to IMAP, live Exchange, Office 365.
• EdbMails guarantees zero downtime helps users to maintain their workflow
• Automatically sets the impersonation rights to Office 365
• Supports automatic creation of mailboxes in the target server
• Automatically reconnects and continues with the migration process during intermittent internet connection.
• Provides ‘Free Trial’ version to allow 30 items migration from each and every folder.
IMAP migration (Internet Message Access Protocol migration) is a way to move email services from existing non-Exchange email servers to later versions of Microsoft Exchange Server, Exchange Online or Office 365.
Administrators begin IMAP migrations using the Exchange Administration Center or the Exchange Management Shell, which allow user mailbox content to migrate from an IMAP system to new Exchange mailboxes.
An IMAP migration process varies depending on which product is used -- since there is no one single IMAP server-- but the overall process for IMAP migrations to a cloud-based email service begins with the Exchange administrator obtaining the full name of the IMAP email server. Next, the admin uses a tool like Excel to create a CSV file containing details of each email account to be migrated, though the actual formatting will vary depending on the IMAP system. Then the admin establishes a connection between the source email server and the destination email system.
After the IMAP migration is complete, the administrator can redirect email messages directly to the new server, and then delete the migration batch to stop synchronization. At this point, the new email system is operational and the admin can stop the old email server.
