Support for on-premises Microsoft Exchange 2003, 2007, 2010, 2013, and 2016 data migration using the data migration service is no longer available. For new migrations, use GWMME .
If your migration is complex or you need detailed logs, the data migration service might not be right for your organization. To compare migration products, go to the Google Workspace migration product matrix .
There are several points to consider before using the data migration service.
How many users you want to migrate
In most cases, the data migration service works best when migrating a group of 100 users or fewer. You can migrate more users at once, but you might see a drop in performance.
Your source account setup
Your source account must:
- Have a TLS certificate. A third-party root certificate authority must sign and trust the certificate. A self-signed certificate is not sufficient. For more information, go to Set up your TLS certificate .
- Be correctly set up before you begin migrating. The steps depend on where you’re migrating from. For details, go to Prepare your source account .
Where you're migrating from & what data
| Source account | Data that can be migrated | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Exchange Online (Microsoft 365) |
Contacts |
To migrate email and calendar data from Exchange Online, use the new data migration service . |
|
Exchange Online (Microsoft 365 Government)
|
None | Data migration is not currently available for Exchange Online for US government environments . |
| A personal Gmail (@gmail.com) account |
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