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My proposal may have been suggested before, but I did not find similar ideas.
I suggest to implement a built-in mechanism, that would allow admins to migrate all mailboxes from one domain to another.
The suggest tool could allow admins to do the following:
Migrate all mailboxes to different domain;
Map mailboxes per need
(e.g. previously a company had mails on the domain comany.org, with the following employee account name structure "firstname.L@company.org", but now they moved to a new domain company.com, and want to also change their mail user name structure to [email protected]. Hence with the proposed feature, when migrating the old domain to a new domain, admins could have the ability to view the mapping chart of all mailboxes, that could look as following:
john.b@company.org ---> john.b@company.com;
alice.j@company.org ---> alice.j@company.com;
mark.a@company.org ---> mark.a@company.com;
patrick.b@company.org ---> patrick.b@company.com;
justin.m@company.org ---> justin.m@company.com...
and hence if it would be needed that a mailbox from an old domain to be mapped to a not exact match on the new domain, admins could edit the "new domain" value, e.g.:
john.b@company.org ---> john.blackwell@company.com;
alice.j@company.org ---> alice.johnson@company.com...
Automatically set up redirects from mailboxes on the old domain to the newly mapped mailboxes on the new domain;
Remove data from the old mailboxes after completion.
Motivation
Time goes, and situations change, sometimes it is needed to change the domain, and migrate all users and their mailboxes to the new domain. Currently the only way to do it, is the old way with imapsync, teadiously migrating every single malbox. Which can take a lot of time, especially if there are tens or even hundreds of mailboxes. Making the admin go and either ask for the mailbox passwords, or manually reset them for each mailbox, before starting the migration.
Additional context
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Summary
My proposal may have been suggested before, but I did not find similar ideas.
I suggest to implement a built-in mechanism, that would allow admins to migrate all mailboxes from one domain to another.
The suggest tool could allow admins to do the following:
(e.g. previously a company had mails on the domain comany.org, with the following employee account name structure "firstname.L@company.org", but now they moved to a new domain company.com, and want to also change their mail user name structure to [email protected]. Hence with the proposed feature, when migrating the old domain to a new domain, admins could have the ability to view the mapping chart of all mailboxes, that could look as following:
john.b@company.org ---> john.b@company.com;
alice.j@company.org ---> alice.j@company.com;
mark.a@company.org ---> mark.a@company.com;
patrick.b@company.org ---> patrick.b@company.com;
justin.m@company.org ---> justin.m@company.com...
and hence if it would be needed that a mailbox from an old domain to be mapped to a not exact match on the new domain, admins could edit the "new domain" value, e.g.:
john.b@company.org ---> john.blackwell@company.com;
alice.j@company.org ---> alice.johnson@company.com...
Motivation
Time goes, and situations change, sometimes it is needed to change the domain, and migrate all users and their mailboxes to the new domain. Currently the only way to do it, is the old way with imapsync, teadiously migrating every single malbox. Which can take a lot of time, especially if there are tens or even hundreds of mailboxes. Making the admin go and either ask for the mailbox passwords, or manually reset them for each mailbox, before starting the migration.
Additional context
No response
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: