The long awaited release of Microsoft Office 365 has arrived. Now what? As nice as it would be to flip a switch and perform your migration, we all know the process is a bit more involved. So, how do you get there from here?
Join Planet and Microsoft experts who’ve been in the trenches participating in thousands of migrations to O365 to date. In this one hour interactive roundtable, they’ll share insights into:
- Lessons learned from the early Beta adopters regarding the biggest challenges and hurdles to deployment
- The critical need to address the underlying health of your Active Directory PRIOR to migration, and specific steps for cleaning up your environment
- Security issues and features
- Realistic migration timeline expectations
- A head-to-head analysis of O365 and the competition
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Mike – I ran across your site after searching the internet for a solution to our major problem. Last Friday we launched our new Exchange 2010 Server and pretty much nailed it except for few users (2 to be exact). One is utilizing Outlook 2010 and the other is utilizing Office for Mac 2010, we have had successful migration and deployment for other similar user types except for these 2! Which happen to be the president and CFO of the company :(!
Both failed users receive 550 5.7.1 error message when trying to send emails, both can receive email with no problem.
Both are setup as Pop3 with SSL encryption ports pop3 port 995/smtp 587
utilize incoming mail server info
Both can send email via the web access
We have purchased an SSL certificate and applied but still no luck.
Do you have any suggestions or can you point me to the correct area to get this matter resolved?
Traci, thanks for your comment. With the detail you’ve provided, no suggestions come to mind, but if you could provide more context, I’m sure the issue could be solved. Have you tried explaining the scenario and posting the question on the Exchange support forums here: http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/exchange2010/threads ?
Why do I love this?
– Green product – no more disks to buy (and eventually throw away)
– Solid Price
– it’s Office 2010: Powerpoint, Excel, Word, Onenote (the best note-taking app in the industry!)
– SmartArt
– WebApps