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Migrating from O365 to On-Premise Exchange 2019

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Hi All

 

We are currently having an O365 deployment with M365 E3 licenses. The Users are synced via Azure AD connect. Recently , the management decided to migrate some of the mailboxes to On-Premise Exchange 2019  and we have completed the Exchange Installation.

 

Now we are the stage of implementing the Hybrid Configuration with the Centralized EMail Transport. However , we have once concern that when mailbox is moved to on-premise exchange

 

- Do we need to unlicense the user in O365(otherwise he will be having 2 mailboxes)

- If so , what will happen to his access for other apps.((like OneDrive , Sharepoint , MS Office Apps , etc). 

 

Appreciate your feedback.

 

Regards

Muralee

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best response confirmed by muralee29477 (Copper Contributor)
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Hi All

We were able to get a solution from the MS Support Team and I am sharing it here to benefit others as well.
The recommendation was :

* After building the Hybrid Configuration.

- Migrate the O365 mailbox to On-Premise Exchange Server.
- Go to the License & Apps under the User property in O365 portal.
- Unselect the Exchange Online (Plan 2) from the Apps list.
- This will ensure that the user mailbox is only in On-Premise Exchange Server and still he will be able to access the SharepointOnline, OneDrive and DesktopApp ,etc)
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best response confirmed by muralee29477 (Copper Contributor)
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Hi All

We were able to get a solution from the MS Support Team and I am sharing it here to benefit others as well.
The recommendation was :

* After building the Hybrid Configuration.

- Migrate the O365 mailbox to On-Premise Exchange Server.
- Go to the License & Apps under the User property in O365 portal.
- Unselect the Exchange Online (Plan 2) from the Apps list.
- This will ensure that the user mailbox is only in On-Premise Exchange Server and still he will be able to access the SharepointOnline, OneDrive and DesktopApp ,etc)

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