how to renew the meeting links after migration in target tenant from source tenant as those meeting links are pointing to source tenant and users are not able to join meeting??

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how to renew the meeting links after migration in target tenant from source tenant as those meeting links are pointing to source tenant and users are not able to join meeting??

Vinod Survase 4,781

how to renew the meeting links after migration in target tenant from source tenant as those meeting links are pointing to source tenant and users are not able to join meeting?

Tim Tisdale 20 Reputation points

2023-04-11T22:21:14.1966667+00:00

When kicking off MMS via powershell targeting upns of migrated users, they go into a M365 backend que for a minimum 90 min. When mms finally starts the migration, we’re getting a token expiration error and mms fails. Any thoughts?

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Tim Tisdale 20 Reputation points

2023-04-11T22:21:14.1966667+00:00

When kicking off MMS via powershell targeting upns of migrated users, they go into a M365 backend que for a minimum 90 min. When mms finally starts the migration, we’re getting a token expiration error and mms fails. Any thoughts?

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Sharon Zhao-MSFT 25,761 Microsoft External Staff

@Vinod Survase ,

Meeting Migration Service can be a good choice.

The Meeting Migration Service will update users’ existing meetings in the following scenarios:

When a user is migrated from on-premises to the cloud.
When an admin makes a change to the user’s audio conferencing settings
When an online user is upgraded to Teams only, or when a user's mode in TeamsUpgradePolicy is set to SfBwithTeamsCollabAndMeetings
When you use PowerShell

By default, MMS is automatically triggered in each of these cases.
Besides, The meeting migration service can't be used if any of the following apply:

The user’s mailbox is hosted in Exchange on-premises.
The user is being migrated from the cloud to Skype for Business Server on-premises.

Please pay attention to How MMS works in this article.

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Vinod Survase 4,781 Reputation points

2021-10-14T05:26:55.353+00:00

Thanks for your reply @Sharon Zhao-MSFT , We have tenant to tenant migration so will this service help us to get the updated links or is there any other option we need to follow.
Sharon Zhao-MSFT 25,761 Reputation points Microsoft External Staff

2021-10-14T06:27:44.403+00:00

@Vinod Survase ,

No, this service is just applied to the migration between Skype for Business on-premises and Microsoft Teams.

For migration between two tenants, it has no specific official document about this now.
Vinod Survase 4,781 Reputation points

2021-10-14T10:23:59.973+00:00

Thanks @Sharon Zhao-MSFT , we need to find something else then
Vinod Survase 4,781 Reputation points

2021-10-14T10:24:33.943+00:00

If possible please share something from your end
Sharon Zhao-MSFT 25,761 Reputation points Microsoft External Staff

2021-10-15T05:13:35.83+00:00

@Vinod Survase ,

Sure. Currently, I don't find any useful official document for your scenario.

I'll let you know if anything turns up.

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