![]() Net Framework 4.7.2 or later and Powershell 5.1 or later. On the Front-end server that you want want to run the move-csuserġ. I would not recommend this because it has some unexpected implications specially if you need to rollback the update.īut if you are in ‘panic-mode/need-to-migrate-this-right-now’. Move-CsUser -Target -MoveToTeams -BypassAudioConferencingCheck -Verbose -userlist “.\$Migwave.txt” -UseLegacyMode Hard-core solution The final SfB migration user command line should look like this: You will need to use this undocumented parameter ‘UseLegacyMode’ Not quite! if you already had an Hybrid setup made before MS “SfBO cleanup” you will get an error And finally… you can run the command right? Reason: If you try to run the move-csuser it will complain about the lack of Teams PSĦ. Getting the most update-to-date move-csuser command ![]() ![]() Reason: the move-csuser requires the CMS configuration, but it looks only on the RTCLOCAL local database of the server that it run on. This will install the SQL service RTCLOCAL and import the CMS to it. Get the SfB install ISO, and run the Install Local Configuration Store. Reason: you will need for SfB installation and later for Teams PS.ģ. Reason: it already include Powershell 5.1 required to SfB and Teams PSĢ. Get a Windows 2016 domain server with internet access In respect of all SfB engineers that invest years of their life support the best MS UCC solution, I will post here my solution after several loooong hours of work without getting into details of try/error messages.ġ. Going back to the initial part of the text: you have now to update your 12 SfB server infrastructure in the next 48 hours or postpone the migration plan… or not □ Practical solution Which means that you might have or not (yet) the issues. Moved to hereīasically MS is silently removing the underlying SfBO infrastructure and replacing by something else for both hybrid and migration scenarios.
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