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johnjorge


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If you are searching for a tool which reduces the complexity of IMAP Migration, EdbMails IMAP Migration tool is the best option which makes the users job easy. The migration process will be completed within a few clicks with its simple and ease of use user interface.

EdbMails IMAP migration is an efficient tool which handles the migration operation automatically. It is built using advanced algorithms which makes the migration task hassle-free.

 

Let’s understand the major benefits of using this tool:

 

· It supports all IMAP Email servers like Yahoo, Gmail / G Suite, AOL, Outlook.com, mail.com, Zimbra 1&1 Mail, Zoho mail

· Automatically maps mailboxes to the target server

· Supports incremental migration to avoid duplicate items on repeated migrations to the target server

· You can migrate particular items using include / exclude filter settings

· Maintains the original folder structure in the target server.

· It supports migration to Shared mailbox, Archive mailboxes and Public folders

 

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IMAP Migration
IMAP (Internet Message Access Protocol) migration allows businesses to transition users from Gmail or any other email systems that support it. Unlike the first 3 Office 365 migration types, IMAP migration does not rely solely on Exchange. An IMAP migration is unique in that it extracts information from your source mailboxes and then deposits it into the Office 365 environment.

However, IMAP migration does not migrate anything other than emails. Any contacts, calendar items, or tasks that you currently have on your system will stay in its original inbox. These will have to be migrated manually by the user in their own time. Also, this type of migration is a little less straightforward as it requires you to create a mailbox for every user before initiating IMAP migration. This means that unlike the other migration types, you will have to be more in control of the migration process. You may also need to be more alert throughout the migration process because it is not streamlined and automated like the others.



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