We recently moved from Microsoft Exchange to Office365. Our Active Directory domain still has two OUs named 'Microsoft Exchange Security Groups' and Microsoft Exchange System Objects'. Are these OUs OK to delete now? They appear to be empty.
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We recently moved from Microsoft Exchange to Office365. Our Active Directory domain still has two OUs named 'Microsoft Exchange Security Groups' and Microsoft Exchange System Objects'. Are these OUs OK to delete now? They appear to be empty.
Thanks
We recently moved from Microsoft Exchange to Office365. Our Active Directory domain still has two OUs named 'Microsoft Exchange Security Groups' and Microsoft Exchange System Objects'. Are these OUs OK to delete now? They appear to be empty.
Thanks
So you removed all the on-prem Exchange Servers? You arent managing the objects from an on-prem Exch Server?
Hi,
After youve verified that all email is being routed directly to the Exchange Online mailboxes, have completed the migration, and no longer need to maintain your on-premises email organization or dont plan on implementing a single sign-on solution, you can uninstall Exchange from your servers and remove your on-premises Exchange organization.
Best Regards.
Thanks.
Just to verify, I will then be OK to delete the two OUs named 'Microsoft Exchange Security Groups' and Microsoft Exchange System Objects' from our Active Directory hierarchy?
I dont see why not. If they needed to be created again you could always Prepare the Domain wThanks.
Just to verify, I will then be OK to delete the two OUs named 'Microsoft Exchange Security Groups' and Microsoft Exchange System Objects' from our Active Directory hierarchy?