Yes I agree, that would be a great addition. You can achieve that with the licensing model, but you are right that they need separate projects. I can find out about the roadmap. Feel free to email me at mark@thecloudgeezer.com anytime.
I followed the steps, but I credential verification and Assessment fails. Error "The Source or Destination endpoint failed to respond Not yet followed by anyone "
It's a brilliant video. However, it's missing one mission-critical step: how to set up the BitTitan app to use Modern Authentication. BitTitan doesn't work without Azure App and requires ModernAuthClientIdImport and ModernAuthTenantIdImport properties population in the Project's Advanced Options - Support
Thanks for the comment, glad that you like the video. For the step you said is missing, looking at the video I found that bit at 34:50. However, is that the item you were meaning? If there is something else then I am more than happy to update/change/fix the video. I really do appreciate these sort of comments, keeps me on my toes! Email me at mark@thecloudgeezer.com if you need to and have an awesome day. Mark.
Hi Saleem. Thanks for your comment there. I am very interested to hear what differences you had. Can you drop me a note to mark@thecloudgeezer.com and we can discuss. Thanks, Mark.
Hi. That is a very good question. Tools are there to make life a lot easier as they automate a lot of things that you would otherwise do manually. They can also give more control over the migration directly in a console. If you are setting up a migration then handing it off to other staff to execute then I would recommend a toolset to be involved. If however, you like the idea of free and are willing to invest the extra time into performing the migration then the native tool set will work great for you. Basically you need to weigh up the extra time and effort you will spend, versus the monetary cost of using a tool. Hope that helps. Mark.
Excellent video! Very helpful! Do you have a video or suggested site on how to best setup our M365 environment against SPAM? We have been getting a ton of junk/spam and even one of our contacts got a spoof TEXT pretending to be our CEO. Please help! Do I need to turn anything back on?
Yes, absolutely I can help with that. My suggestion is to look at the security center in your M365 tenant. Then in policies/rules you can find the inbound anti-spam filter. Turn the setting from '7' (Default') down to either 5 or 6 and monitor it after that. It can take a few hours to take effect but you should so a better result then. Also in the policy are the settings about whether it goes to Junk Email or Quarantine so check that out too. Email me at mark@thecloudgeezer.com if you need to go deeper with your actual setup and we can talk privately. Mark.
Thank you! I tried these changes and will let you know if it helps. I would love to have you look over my settings for phishing and spam lol @@thecloudgeezer
Can you confirm what Azure license we need to follow these steps? I'm unable to add a policy for conditional access. my user license is business standard, so unsure if I'm not properly licensed in order to use MigrationWiz
Yes you are correct, the Business Standard doesn't allow you to use Conditional Access Policies. You need at least Business Premium or an E3/E5 license to do that. You could however turn off the Security Defaults around MFA while you perform the migration and put them back once done. This has it's own security risks so consider all the options before going ahead with anything. I am happy to assist 1:1 if you drop me an email at mark@thecloudgeezer.com
Any clue on this error ? MIGRATION ERRORS Your migration failed while checking source credentials. [AUTHENTICATIONFAILED] Invalid credentials (Failure) Source Server 6 days ago
That would generally mean that the steps for the pre-reqs on the Google side haven't completed fully. This can often be with the service account and the JSON file that was loaded in. First step I would suggest is to reset the password on the source account and re-apply it into MigWiz. I know that sounds like a 'reboot it' response but often that fixes it. Otherwise, check out the API's and make sure that every one of them has been enabled in the Google Console. Email me at mark@thecloudgeezer.com if you want to send me any screenshots and go a bit deeper. Happy to help out. Mark.
You would need to remove the Security Defaults in the Azure AD Properties in order to use the BT service account. This setting is becoming enforced in M365 tenants and there will soon not be a way to disable it. Once this happens you would need to place a Conditional Access policy inside Azure AD, specifically excluding the Service Account.
Yes, exactly. The Mailbox move project is purely that and you need to run a Document Migration project in the console. If you purchased the UMB license from BitTitan then the project would be covered under that. If not, then there are some other 'free' options for transferring Google Drive to OneDrive. Email me at mark@thecloudgeezer.com and I can give you all the relevant links etc.
Hi I get this error message can you please help me to fix "Your migration failed while checking destination credentials. The request failed. The remote server returned an error: (403) Forbidden."
That will be because you may have setup a Client Secret in the UI for the destination endpoint, but haven't configured the management scope etc. I have recently put out a new video explaining this new process. There is also a new help centre article that goes through it. Have a look at this one - ruclips.net/video/kT2tUheERBY/видео.html and the link to the article in there too. Hope that helps out.
Hi. Using the BitTitan tool we are migrating both email and drive content yes. I do have separate videos for all of these different scenarios so have a look through the channel and see what you need. :-)
Hi Patrick. My apologies, they come from the BItTitan help desk article that I refer to at the beginning of that section. The scope is the same for every migration so it is just a straight paste from their page.
Hi. Sure thing. The scopes you need on the GSuite side are: mail.google.com/, www.google.com/m8/feeds, www.googleapis.com/auth/contacts.readonly, www.googleapis.com/auth/calendar.readonly, www.googleapis.com/auth/admin.directory.group.readonly, www.googleapis.com/auth/admin.directory.user.readonly, www.googleapis.com/auth/drive, sites.google.com/feeds/, www.googleapis.com/auth/gmail.settings.sharing, www.googleapis.com/auth/gmail.settings.basic,www.googleapis.com/auth/contacts.other.readonly In case you needed it, the Redirect URI in the App Registration (Azure) is " urn:ietf:wg:oauth:2.0:oob " Let me know if you need anything else. Mark
Mate this was brilliant. Thank you so much. I would love if MigWiz did users as a package, Email including Documents as a single project.
Yes I agree, that would be a great addition. You can achieve that with the licensing model, but you are right that they need separate projects. I can find out about the roadmap. Feel free to email me at mark@thecloudgeezer.com anytime.
Thank you very much is all I have to say 🙂
Subscribed!!
Thank you. Very happy you enjoyed that.
@@thecloudgeezer please keep creating such informative sessions for us and we will support you... Thanks again! It was a great learning today.
Huge help, thanks!
Glad it helped!
I followed the steps, but I credential verification and Assessment fails. Error "The Source or Destination endpoint failed to respond
Not yet followed by anyone "
Drop me an email to mark@thecloudgeezer.com and we can chat offline, but yes I can help.
@@thecloudgeezer Thank you for that, just sent you an email
It's a brilliant video. However, it's missing one mission-critical step: how to set up the BitTitan app to use Modern Authentication. BitTitan doesn't work without Azure App and requires ModernAuthClientIdImport and ModernAuthTenantIdImport properties population in the Project's Advanced Options - Support
Thanks for the comment, glad that you like the video. For the step you said is missing, looking at the video I found that bit at 34:50. However, is that the item you were meaning? If there is something else then I am more than happy to update/change/fix the video. I really do appreciate these sort of comments, keeps me on my toes! Email me at mark@thecloudgeezer.com if you need to and have an awesome day. Mark.
Thanks, Very good tutorial. but I think some steps changed from M365 side.
Hi Saleem. Thanks for your comment there. I am very interested to hear what differences you had. Can you drop me a note to mark@thecloudgeezer.com and we can discuss. Thanks, Mark.
Thank you!!!
Great video, is there a follow up video on what you do with the Google suite after migration? Just....delete it?
Not a bad idea for a follow up video, but yes, just go and delete it once you are done.
Hello, Is this tool better that the native tool to move from Google Suite to M365?
Hi. That is a very good question. Tools are there to make life a lot easier as they automate a lot of things that you would otherwise do manually. They can also give more control over the migration directly in a console. If you are setting up a migration then handing it off to other staff to execute then I would recommend a toolset to be involved. If however, you like the idea of free and are willing to invest the extra time into performing the migration then the native tool set will work great for you. Basically you need to weigh up the extra time and effort you will spend, versus the monetary cost of using a tool. Hope that helps. Mark.
@@thecloudgeezer Thanks Mark. I appreciate your input.
Excellent video! Very helpful! Do you have a video or suggested site on how to best setup our M365 environment against SPAM? We have been getting a ton of junk/spam and even one of our contacts got a spoof TEXT pretending to be our CEO.
Please help! Do I need to turn anything back on?
Yes, absolutely I can help with that. My suggestion is to look at the security center in your M365 tenant. Then in policies/rules you can find the inbound anti-spam filter. Turn the setting from '7' (Default') down to either 5 or 6 and monitor it after that. It can take a few hours to take effect but you should so a better result then. Also in the policy are the settings about whether it goes to Junk Email or Quarantine so check that out too. Email me at mark@thecloudgeezer.com if you need to go deeper with your actual setup and we can talk privately. Mark.
Thank you! I tried these changes and will let you know if it helps. I would love to have you look over my settings for phishing and spam lol
@@thecloudgeezer
Can you confirm what Azure license we need to follow these steps? I'm unable to add a policy for conditional access. my user license is business standard, so unsure if I'm not properly licensed in order to use MigrationWiz
Yes you are correct, the Business Standard doesn't allow you to use Conditional Access Policies. You need at least Business Premium or an E3/E5 license to do that. You could however turn off the Security Defaults around MFA while you perform the migration and put them back once done. This has it's own security risks so consider all the options before going ahead with anything. I am happy to assist 1:1 if you drop me an email at mark@thecloudgeezer.com
Any clue on this error ? MIGRATION ERRORS
Your migration failed while checking source credentials. [AUTHENTICATIONFAILED] Invalid credentials (Failure)
Source Server 6 days ago
That would generally mean that the steps for the pre-reqs on the Google side haven't completed fully. This can often be with the service account and the JSON file that was loaded in. First step I would suggest is to reset the password on the source account and re-apply it into MigWiz. I know that sounds like a 'reboot it' response but often that fixes it. Otherwise, check out the API's and make sure that every one of them has been enabled in the Google Console. Email me at mark@thecloudgeezer.com if you want to send me any screenshots and go a bit deeper. Happy to help out. Mark.
@@thecloudgeezer sure, I will try and get back with you. Thanks
Thank you so much
You're most welcome
The polocies to remove 2FA from Azure doesnt show up in Azure? Can anyone help
You would need to remove the Security Defaults in the Azure AD Properties in order to use the BT service account. This setting is becoming enforced in M365 tenants and there will soon not be a way to disable it. Once this happens you would need to place a Conditional Access policy inside Azure AD, specifically excluding the Service Account.
and how can i migrate also the personal drives of the user of google to office365? i must do another project??
Yes, exactly. The Mailbox move project is purely that and you need to run a Document Migration project in the console. If you purchased the UMB license from BitTitan then the project would be covered under that. If not, then there are some other 'free' options for transferring Google Drive to OneDrive. Email me at mark@thecloudgeezer.com and I can give you all the relevant links etc.
Hi I get this error message can you please help me to fix "Your migration failed while checking destination credentials. The request failed. The remote server returned an error: (403) Forbidden."
That will be because you may have setup a Client Secret in the UI for the destination endpoint, but haven't configured the management scope etc. I have recently put out a new video explaining this new process. There is also a new help centre article that goes through it. Have a look at this one - ruclips.net/video/kT2tUheERBY/видео.html and the link to the article in there too. Hope that helps out.
hi do you have a video a migration google drive to onedrive using bittitan?
No I don't as yet, but I think I should make one. Will get on it. :-)
Are you migrationg both mails and drive or only mails?
Hi. Using the BitTitan tool we are migrating both email and drive content yes. I do have separate videos for all of these different scenarios so have a look through the channel and see what you need. :-)
Where did you get the OAuth scopes? You pastes thos out of nowhere.
Hi Patrick. My apologies, they come from the BItTitan help desk article that I refer to at the beginning of that section. The scope is the same for every migration so it is just a straight paste from their page.
@@thecloudgeezer Thanks for the answer. Your youtube movie and the website from bittitan helped me solve it.
@@thecloudgeezer Hi, could you paste here the OAuth Scopes. Thank you
Hi. Sure thing. The scopes you need on the GSuite side are:
mail.google.com/, www.google.com/m8/feeds, www.googleapis.com/auth/contacts.readonly, www.googleapis.com/auth/calendar.readonly, www.googleapis.com/auth/admin.directory.group.readonly, www.googleapis.com/auth/admin.directory.user.readonly, www.googleapis.com/auth/drive, sites.google.com/feeds/, www.googleapis.com/auth/gmail.settings.sharing, www.googleapis.com/auth/gmail.settings.basic,www.googleapis.com/auth/contacts.other.readonly
In case you needed it, the Redirect URI in the App Registration (Azure) is " urn:ietf:wg:oauth:2.0:oob "
Let me know if you need anything else.
Mark