Applies to: Office 365 for professionals and small businesses, Office 365 for enterprises, Live@edu
Topic Last Modified: 2009-11-30
After you start a migration batch, Outlook Live logs any errors that occur during the migration. These errors are listed in the Error Report for E-mail Migration. To display this report, select My Organization > Users & Groups > E-Mail Migration, and in the Active Mailbox Migration pane, click Active mailbox migration errors. These errors are also included in the MigrationErrors.csv file that is attached to the status e-mail message sent after the migration batch is complete.
What happens when migration errors are found?
Errors found after you start a migration batch prevent e-mail in the affected mailboxes from being migrated. You have to wait until the current migration batch is done before you can fix these errors, submit a new CSV file, and start a new migration batch.
Suggested solutions for common migration errors
The following table describes common migration errors and suggested solutions.
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Outlook Live couldn't sign in to the user account on the IMAP messaging system. |
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An Outlook Live mailbox wasn't found for the user. |
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The user's mailbox has already been migrated. |
If you run a new migration batch, in the CSV file, remove the rows for mailboxes that have already been migrated. |
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Outlook Live couldn't connect to the IMAP server. |
Tip Use an IMAP client to connect to the IMAP server. Use the same connection settings that you used when you ran the migration batch. Or use the PING command to test whether you can communicate with the IMAP server. |
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The user's Outlook Live mailbox is full. |
Free up space in the user's Outlook Live mailbox. |
Use the MigrationErrors.csv file to fix migration errors
Use the MigrationErrors.csv file to identify and fix errors. Use information in the ErrorMessage column to resolve the problem that caused a row to fail. Then start a new migration batch and submit a new CSV file that contains the rows that have been fixed.
