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Updated Dec 27, 2024
Rhys Williams
Jun 08, 2023Iron Contributor
Why did you decide to terminate Mover.io and move all connectors into Microsoft Migration Manager, except tenant to tenant file migrations? We’ve gone from the nice UX of Mover to a powershell CLI.
- YogeshRJun 14, 2023
Microsoft
To ensure a secure and compliant first-party solution, it was imperative to integrate Mover's 3P cloud migrations within the admin center and offer a consistent experience with the on-prem file share migrations. We didn't bring in the tenant-to-tenant to MM because a faster technology is being offered through the cross-tenant tool (https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoft-365/enterprise/cross-tenant-onedrive-migration?view=o365-worldwide). This tool moves references within the Microsoft tenants (unlike Mover, which moves bytes, which is prone to double-throttling from source and destination) and offers significantly higher throughput.
- Kelly_LaForest_CDWJun 22, 2023Brass ContributorCross Tenant User Data Migration is super cool, however, only available as an add-on for Enterprise Agreement customers. There are many customers who are not EA and therefore cannot use this technology. Quest, AvePoint, and ShareGate are our go-to options for T2T file migrations.