Migrate SP2010 Wiki Page to SharePoint Online

LanceA 1 Reputation point
2022-07-15T01:06:45.517+00:00

I have been trying to migrate SharePoint 2010 Wiki Page to SharePoint Online. The pages are NOT publishing page and are stored in Site Pages library. They are NOT included in the migration when I do the following steps:

  1. Start SPMT
  2. On source url, put in SP2010 URL. Select Migrate all lists, libraries, pages, and web parts option
  3. On destination url, put in SharePoint Online URL. Site template is just the default Teams Site (no O365 group)
  4. Leave every setting as default
  5. Start the migration

After the migration is complete, only the content from Site Assets are transferred. The pages in Site Pages are not. When I view in error log, I see the following error message for the pages:

SERVER FAILURE: Errors or timeout for Server Processing the file:Not all the items in the package have been migrated

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Last I checked, SPMT should be able to support migration of wiki pages to SharePoint Online. I am using the latest version of SPMT. Are there anything we need to do to be able to migrate wiki pages? We have 100+ so recreating them is ideally not an option.

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  1. Emily Du-MSFT 51,846 Reputation points Microsoft External Staff
    2022-07-18T11:37:00.317+00:00

    @LanceA

    I have migrated wiki pages from server to online steps by steps you provided. And I cannot reproduce the issue.

    Whether all wiki pages in the site pages library occurs this issue?

    Please try to create a new wiki page then have a test, compare the result.


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