password1234 Posted December 19, 2024 Posted December 19, 2024 Hi guys Quick question Got a school currently sharing a domain with another school, we got them registered a new domain and want to move them over to a new domain, we got the tools already in place to do the migration of mailboxes etc Just to move it from the old domain to another surely its just logging on to old tenancy, remove domain, go to new tenancy, add the domain to the new one and change DNS/MX Records etc and it should just move over Then do the mailbox migrations and using the tool? Is this the correct way of doing it? Or use the tool to move it first then do the domain record changes afterward? My question more of just transferring the domain from one tenancy to another whether its just as straight forward as to what i mentioend above
EssentialRug Posted December 19, 2024 Posted December 19, 2024 We've always created the new users in the new tenancy with a temporary domain, migrated all of the data across and then moved the domain last. Not sure if this is the correct way of doing things, but we've done this with 7 schools in total previously and never had an issue/complaint. 1
chaplic Posted December 28, 2024 Posted December 28, 2024 That’s the essence of it, but you need to remove EVERYTHING on the old tenant that’s using the domain before it’ll let you remove it, so proxyaddress on email addresses, groups and so on.
ITGuyNW Posted January 20, 2025 Posted January 20, 2025 I have a similar scenario coming up where I want to move the domain from one host to another. (from the LA to our own host) What implications does this have with Microsoft 365?
chaplic Posted January 20, 2025 Posted January 20, 2025 I have a similar scenario coming up where I want to move the domain from one host to another. (from the LA to our own host) What implications does this have with Microsoft 365? are either hosts 365? if not, then nothing
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