Office 365 Deployment Readiness for Exchange and ADFS

The Office 365 Deployment Readiness Tool provides analysis of your on-premises environment in preparation for an Office 365 enterprise deployment. The readiness tool is integrated with the guidance provided in the web edition of the Microsoft Office 365 Deployment Guide.

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The following assessments are provided:

  • Domains

    • Email domain discovery and number of users leveraging each domain
  • User Identity and Account Provisioning

    • Statistical information
    • Active Directory schema and forest/domain functional data
    • Trusts extract (checks for multi-forest constraints)
    • Directory Synchronization
      • Pre-requisite checks
      • Attribute assessment
    • Single sign on
      • Attribute assessment
  • Exchange Online

    • Statistical information
    • Public folder, public delegates, and proxyaddresses extract
    • 3rd party and unified messaging proxyaddresses information
  • Lync Online

    • Statistical information
    • SIP domains summary
  • SharePoint Online

    • User object count assessment
  • Client and End User Experience

    • Summary of domain joined machines for rich experience/SSO readiness
  • Network

    • Port analysis on certain Office 365 endpoints
    • DNS records assessment

Download Microsoft Office 365 Deployment Readiness Tool beta – Download documents – Office 365 – Microsoft Office 365 Community

View a Walkthrough Here: https://community.office365.com/en-us/b/the_grid/archive/2011/06/20/how-to-office-365-deployment-readiness-tool-released-grid-user-post.aspx

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