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Speed of copy from SP2007 to SPO is too slow

jtaboada
over 6 years ago

We just copied about 350MB of content from SharePoint 2007 to SharePoint Online and it took about 1.5 hours.

I read about ​the SharePoint Migration API here: www.metalogix.com/.../speed-matters-using-the-azure-sharepoint-online-migration-pipeline

Is my understanding this is part of the product. Where is the "new option within the user interface". We have Content Matrix v.8.1.0.7

Unsuported: .aspx - does this mean custom views do not come over. They are aspx files.

 

Thank you

Jose Taboada

NYC Dept. of Education

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  • over 6 years ago

    from 2010 to SharePoint online is a very slow also. Part of the reason is you have to create a transformation PowerShell script or MLS package like I did. This converts the classic authentication users to claims. If you're users Sam Account Names, don't map to their email address, you have to include that in the transformation also. I've create an entire ETL process. From Active Directory get an array of users once you have your users, you append the claims ID and possible the Email address to an xml file. Add this file to the C:\users\yourlogin\AppData\Roaming\Content Matrix SharePoint Edition folder if you use an MLS. file. Metalogix support staff can give your the PowerShell to create the MLS but you will have to do everything else in the ETL process. Using AZURE folders with your own Azzure ID helps speed up the migration but nothing is a silver bullet but upping the timeouts in the settings config file and hurry up and wait.

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  • over 6 years ago

    from 2010 to SharePoint online is a very slow also. Part of the reason is you have to create a transformation PowerShell script or MLS package like I did. This converts the classic authentication users to claims. If you're users Sam Account Names, don't map to their email address, you have to include that in the transformation also. I've create an entire ETL process. From Active Directory get an array of users once you have your users, you append the claims ID and possible the Email address to an xml file. Add this file to the C:\users\yourlogin\AppData\Roaming\Content Matrix SharePoint Edition folder if you use an MLS. file. Metalogix support staff can give your the PowerShell to create the MLS but you will have to do everything else in the ETL process. Using AZURE folders with your own Azzure ID helps speed up the migration but nothing is a silver bullet but upping the timeouts in the settings config file and hurry up and wait.

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