@Philine von Guretzky
Yes so for both the source and destination, you want to connect them using the "Office 365 (OneDrive/SharePoint Admin)" and login with a admin account. However you cant use the same connector for source and destination as you will get a error message so once you setup the source you will have to click 'Authorize New Connector' and select the "Office 365 (OneDrive/SharePoint Admin)" option again but just give the connector a different name, like suffix it with "destination" so you can easily identify source and destinations later.
By having both connectors being admin account connectors, you wont need credentials for the accounts you are migrating as it will use the global administrator privileges to complete the task.
Then click the blue "Continue Migration Setup" button on Step 3 on the right.
There will then be a small blue button in the middle of the screen called "Add Users". Click on this, you can either 'Automatically Discover and Add Users' or if you have thousands of users and it would take a while to discover then you can use a .csv with the UPNs of the source and location accounts.
For this I am using the 'Automatically Discover and Add Users' option. Once you click it, it may appear like the website is frozen but it is not, it can take a minute or two for it to index all users and sharepoint sites. Once it is done, it will display a list of users and sharepoint sites. You can tell if its a site if it starts with https:// if it is a email address then it is a users OneDrive account.
You will see that is has already populated a destination location for all users and sites. This is beacuse Mover.io is trying to map users automatically to what it think is the closest match to the original username. Just ignore the destination path as it can be manually overridden.
To edit the destination of the transfer, find the user you want to copy and look for their UPN / email or search for it using the search bar at the top of the page. If you are changing the destination for multiple users, you can only do this one user at a time.
When you find a user you want to change the destination for, click on then or click on the checkmark column on the left and then scroll all the way to the top where there will be a blue bar with a dropdown menu saying "User Actions". Click on the dropdown and select "Edit Destination".
It will show the destination account as being the same as the source account. to change the destination account, in the 'Select Folder' box at the top it will show the account you want to move's UPN, to the left of this are 2 back arrows, click on the arrows to list your full directory of users. Then click on and select the UPN / user whos OneDrive you would like to paste the files into. Double click on the user account you want to move files to and then it will show a tree view of that users OneDrive.
When I am moving a users onedrive to anothers, i like to make a folder called "~UsersName~'s OneDrive Copy" so their onedrive dosent get scattered with folders and stays organises but its up to you but you can place the user you are copying from's entire onedrive into a folder within the user you are copying to's onedrive.
To create a folder, click on the Create Folder button at the top and name it something like "Users OneDrive Copy" the Double click on this new folder you made and it will open it, now within this folder is where files will be copied to.
Then click the blue button "Save Destination Path"
If you are doing this for multiple users, you will have to repeat the above steps for each source account you want to copy and specify their locations.
Once you are done, select all the accounts you want to copy from with correct destinations by ticking the blue checkbox on the left column. *made sure you only select the accounts you want to copy otherwise it will copy ALL users onedrives and will be a nightmare*
Then once you have all accounts selected, you can (optional) scroll to the top and select "Scan # Users" to run a scan to see how big the onedrive(s) you are copying are and if the destination is big enough to store it. Or if you know it is big enough you can skip the scan and select the "Start Migrating # Users" to begin the migration process.
Once the transfer begins, you can view the status and how many GBs have been moved so far ect. from the Migrations Dashboard.
It is not lightning speed fast the transfers but maybe moving a Terabyte of OneDrive might take 12-18 hours depending on the speed of mover.
You may get an email when the transfer is finished but i belive mover is stopping status emails and now you will have to login and check the Migration Dashboard to see if it is finished
Hope this helps with moving your files. If you need more info / help, happy to help.
