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STEP 1: INSTALL THE SHAREPOINT MIGRATION TOOL (SPMT)

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 * 07/20/2022
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DOWNLOAD AND INSTALL

Download and install SPMT using one of the links listed below.

Public preview First release General Availability Install here Install here
Install here


BEFORE YOU BEGIN

Before you begin using SPMT, review the required permissions, prerequisites, and
endpoints.

What Description Permissions required Global or SharePoint Admin. To migrate at
the organization-level, you must sign in as a Global or SharePoint admin in
Microsoft 365.
Site Admin. To migrate at the site collection level, you must be a site admin
for that site collection. Learn more: Understanding permissions when using the
SharePoint Migration Tool
Prerequisites and Endpoints Review the SPMT system prerequisites and endpoints
SPMT Settings Review SPMT settings to understand how settings can impact your
migration


UNDERSTANDING CUSTOM SCRIPTS

Allow or prevent Custom Script (NoScript)


In Microsoft 365, tenants can control if users can run custom script on personal
sites and self-service created sites.

During migration, some web parts require this setting set to allow. Otherwise,
the web part will not be migrated.

At least 24 hours before you start migration, do the following:

 1. Go to Settings in the SharePoint admin center, and sign in with an account
    that has admin permissions for your organization.
    
    Note
    
    If you have Office 365 operated by 21Vianet (China), sign in to the
    Microsoft 365 admin center, then browse to the SharePoint admin center and
    open the Settings page.

 2. At the bottom of the page, select classic settings page.

 3. Under Custom Script, select:
    
    Allow users to run custom script on personal sites
    Allow users to run customer script on self-service created sites
    
    Leave these settings in place for the duration of your migration.
    
    Note
    
    Changes to this setting might take up to 24 hours to take effect.
    
    For more info, see, Allow or prevent custom script.


PROXY CONNECTIONS

Proxy connections are not supported for either SharePoint or file share
migrations. By default, SPMT doesn't use system proxy credentials and web
requests will fail if Internet Explorer proxy is configured. Examples of errors
you may see include "SharePoint login fail" or "cannot load document library".
However, you can modify the SPMT app config file to follow your system proxy
settings.

If you wish to leverage your system proxy settings, use one of these methods:

Update proxy

 1. Download the latest version of SPMT. Start SPMT.

 2. If SPMT doesn't connect to Microsoft 365, go to
    %localappdata%\Apps\SharePointMigrationTool\SPMT.

 3. Open the microsoft.sharepoint.migrationtool.advancedapp.exe.config file.

 4. Uncomment the default proxy setting shown here:

 5. Restart SPMT.


If SPMT doesn't upgrade

 1. If SPMT cannot upgrade itself, go to
    %localappdata%\Apps\SharePointMigrationTool\InstallerClient.

 2. Open the installclient.exe.config file.

 3. Add the following configuration at line 31, just after the
    <appSettings></appSettings tag:
    
    
    

 4. Launch installclient.exe and SPMT should auto-upgrade to latest SPMT
    release.

 5. Open the microsoft.sharepoint.migrationtool.advancedapp.exe.config file.

 6. Comment out the default proxy setting:
    
    

 7. Restart SPMT.
    
    


STEP 2: CREATE A MIGRATION TASK





Note

Currently, the SharePoint Migration Tool is not available for users of Office
365 operated by 21Vianet in China.


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