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What is the best way to check the Mailboxes that I have migrated to Exchange Online?
How I can know that this mailbox are now migrated?
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Hi M.AL-RASHED,
Do you still have concern about it?
Thanks,
Iry
Hi M.AL-RASHED,
May I know if you delete the batches after migration completed? Besides, I would like to know your migration methods, such as cutover migration, IMAP migration or others? If you have an hybrid environment?
Thanks,
Iry
IF I have deleted the Batch, Is there any other solution ?
Hi M.AL-RASHED,
You can check the migration status of the user via Migration users report in the Exchange admin center (EAC) and you can refer to following article for more details:
Thanks,
Iry