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SATURDAY, MARCH 31st, 2018 The Migration is Happening!

MIGRATION: McCOMBS OFFICE365 & EMAIL


UPDATES & INFO

MIGRATION: DATES and INFORMATION
PRE-MIGRATION: March 19th - March 30th, 2018
 Updates - Check Often

Computer Services will be sending frequent updates and communications all during this process. Please review them when you see them. If you have any questions or concerns please bring them up with us as early as possible.

 Complete Pre-Migration Steps (if required)
  • Complete Pre-migration steps (if required) before 5:00 PM on Friday, March 30th

  • Bookmark this wiki page no later than 5:00 PM on Friday, March 30th
MIGRATION WINDOW: March 31st, 2018

 MARCH 31st, 2018 (7:00AM - 12:00PM)

POST MIGRATION: March 31st - April 2nd, 2018
 Post Migration Steps

Check into this Wiki page for updates on the migration process and notification that the migration is complete

Once the Migration is complete:

  • Log into OWA to access your email, immediately after the migration is complete
  • Reconfigure Outlook Client profile
  • Re-configure Mobile Devices
SUPPORT
 Technical Support

If you need technical support at anytime during the migration, please contact Computer Services Tech Support.

Computer Services & ITS will be on-site to offer full support beginning on Monday April 2nd at 8:00AM - ?

For Additional Office365 Support

Watch this space for more updates on where we will be located and how to get support.

 

 Question or Concerns

See FAQ on this page 

If you have any questions or concerns please bring them up with us as early as possible. Please contact Chad Springer - Project Manager, MSB Computer Services

 

 

Migration: What's Happening

Your McCombs email mailbox migration is scheduled:

  • Saturday, March 31st, 2018.

Our goal is to minimize disruption, however the migration will require active participation from you. This page will provide updates and reference information to help along the way.

Migration: What to Expect
 Prior to migration
 Complete Pre-Migration Steps (if required)

Please follow these steps before March 30th, 5:00pm

 Please review often

Please review this Wiki page (updates will be frequent)

 Make note of
  • Make note of any special email permissions or additional mailboxes you rely on.

  • If you have shared your mailbox with someone or access a secondary mailbox as a key part of your job, it would be helpful to have that information so we can fix any issues post-migration.
 Print Out Your Outlook Calendar

If you rely heavily on the use your Outlook Calendar, please print it out prior to the migration.

 If you make heavy use of any of the following:
  • Inbox Rules

  • Email Signatures
  • Forwarding Settings
  • Out of Office Reply Settings
  • Views
  • Additional Mailboxes
  • Categories
  • Personal Folders
  • Archived Mail
 For those who want to be extra sure that they have everything
 During the Migration
 Your mailbox will be briefly unavailable while it is in transit

Your mailboxes will be offline for several hours during the Migration window. If you are try to access your mailbox during this time, you will receive a message that your mailbox is inaccessible.

 New incoming email will be held in a queue while your mailbox is moved and will be delivered to your mailbox once its migration complete

The Office 365 Exchange servers always receive mail in an incoming queue before delivering mail to the appropriate mailbox. At the point when your mailbox is unavailable during its migration, the server will simply hold your incoming email in this queue until your mailbox becomes available once again. Once your mailbox becomes available, your incoming queued mail will be delivered to that mailbox.

 After the Migration
 Log into the Outlook Web App (OWA) to confirm migration

Bookmark OWA

Bookmark this URL if you use OWA frequently.

 Re-configure your desktop email client

The following guides will walk you through configuring your desktop client to connect to an Office 365 mailbox:

  • Outlook 2016 - Window OS
  • Outlook 2016 - Mac OSX
  • Apple Mail - Mac OSX
 Re-configure Your Mobile Devices

The following guides will walk you through configuring your mobile device to connect to an Office 365 mailbox:

  • iPhone/iPad
  • Android

Mobile Device Settings

*The guides above work for most mobile phones and devices but set up varies according to make, model and operating system. If you are having any issues re-configuring your device, please contact Tech Support for assistance.

 Post Migration Support
Check back for updates on our plans for day after support
Migration: How To Guides
 How To - Pre Migration
  • Export & Import Rules
  • Save Email Signature
  • Save Archived Emails
 How To Check Email - OWA

How to access your email post-migration

 How To Set Up New Profile
  • Windows 7 or 10
  • Mac OSX
 How to Configure Mobile Device
  • Android
  • iOS
Migration: Frequently Asked Questions
 Things You Need to Know
 When is the migration happening?

March 31st, 2018

 Is my email changing?

No, you will continue to use your current firstname.lastname@mccombs.utexas.edu to send and receive email.

 Will I log into my email the same as I do now?

No. After the migration, you will log into your email with firstname.lastname@mccombs.utexas.edu and your EID password.

 Will I continue to log into my computer the same way?

Yes. You will continue to log into your computer using your EID and EID password.

 What is being migrated?

We will migrate ALL of the contents of your mailbox, including but not limited to:

  • Mail
  • Calendar
  • Contacts
  • Groups
 What's not being migrated?

Unfortunately, we can not migrate anything that is saved to your local profile, including but not limited to:

  • Inbox Rules
  • Email Signatures
  • Forwarding Settings
  • Out of Office Reply Settings
  • Views
  • Additional Mailboxes
  • Categories
  • Personal Folders
  • Archived Mail
 Do I need to do anything about this?
 Yes/ No/ Maybe

Yes:

  • You make heavy use of any of the above items
  • You use few of the above items and they are important to you

No:

  • You have heard of such things, but other than that they aren't important.
  • You live in a world where chaos is king and you're okay with that.

Maybe:

  • You use a few rules and an email signature, only.
  • You can easily recreate these after the migration without any issue.

I answered "Yes" or "Maybe", so what do I need to do?

  • Not to fear, we are here to help. We will provide step-by-step instructions on how to take care of all of these issues (coming soon!).
 Let's get prepared!

Computer Services will be sending frequent updates and communications all during this process.

Please review all updates when you see them, and if you have any questions or concerns please bring them up with us as early as possible.

 General FAQ's
 Will I be able to access my email during the migration?

No, you will be unable to access your @mccombs.utexas.edu account during the migration.

 Can I use my current Outlook client after the migration?

 

Yes, you will continue to use your current Outlook client after the migration (or other desktop client - i.e. Apple Mail, etc...)

 

 Will I have to update my Outlook client?
  • Yes, you will need to delete your old profile and create a new one after the migration, to access your @mccombs.utexas.edu account.
  • You will not need to download any updates or new software.
 Do I have to be migrated?

Yes.

 Will my email change?

No. You will continue to use your @mccombs.utexas.edu email address to send and receive email.

 Will I have to reconfigure anything ?

Yes. ALL desktop, laptop, and mobile device email clients must be reconfigured with a new profile, after the migration to reconnect with your mailbox.

 How will I know when the migration is complete?
  • We will provide a maintenance window with as accurate a time as we can, for the migration to be complete.
  • We will provide migration updates on this Wiki page, the day of the scheduled migration.

Bookmark this Wiki page and check back often

 What's the most reliable way to access my email immediately after the migration window?

Immediately after the migration window, the most reliable way to access your email will be Online Web Access (OWA)Please bookmark that site before 3/31.

 Does this migration affect everyone?
  • This migration affects everyone with an @mccombs.utexas.edu address: Faculty, Staff, PhD Students, Full-time MBA Students.
 Will my contacts be migrated?

Yes.

 Will all of my email migrate?

Yes.

 Will my calendar migrate?

Yes.

 Will shared mailboxes still function the same way as they do now?

Yes, all permissions will be migrated.

 Will my distribution list be migrated?

Yes.

 Will I lose any of my information during the migration?

Anything that is attached to your local profile will not be migrated:

  • Inbox Rules
  • Email Signatures
  • Forwarding Settings
  • Out of Office Reply Settings
  • Views
  • Additional Mailboxes
  • Categories
  • Personal Folders
  • Archived Mail
 Don't see your question here
 How do I get support?

If you need technical support at anytime during the migration, please contact Computer Services Tech Support.

If you have questions or concerns about the project, please contact Chad Springer - Project Manager, MSB Computer Services

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

MBA STUDENTS
MIGRATION: Stay Informed
 Upcoming Events/ Support

MBA Coffee Sessions

  • March 20th, 2018: 9 - 10AM (Carpenter Center)
  • March 27th, 2018: 9 - 10AM (Rowling Hall)
 Communication

Friday E-News Letter

  • March 23rd, 2018
  • March 30th, 2018

Look for updates and information from Student Ambassadors

  • Slack
  • GroupMe
 Post Migration Support
  • Computer Services & ITS at Rowling Hall
  • April 2nd, 2018 (Location - TBD)
How to Get Support Pre-Migration
 Technical Support

If you need technical support at anytime during the migration, please contact Computer Services Tech Support.

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