SharePoint Migration Tool

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SharePoint Migration Tool Announced By Microsoft

 Microsoft has announced a new migration tool which is free, simple & fast for migrating on-premises content (SharePoint 2013 & File shares) to SharePoint Online or OneDrive in Office 365.
The tool can be used by all O365 users, you do not need to be a global administrator to run the tool. Instead you only need read access to the source data and write access on the destination.
The tool is able to migrate smaller as well as large data batches and execute them in bulk.

Requirements
Before you begin, check the requirements prescribed by Microsoft.
Recommended requirements for best performance

CPU - 64-bit Quad core processor or better
RAM - 16 GB
Local Storage - Solid state disk: 150 GB free space
Network card - 1 Gbps
Operating system - Windows Server 2012 R2 or Windows 10 client
.NET Framework 4.6.2


Steps to use SharePoint Migration Tool

Step 1: Click on Sign in button to proceed next.





Step 2: Enter SharePoint Online Credentials.




Step 3: Choose a data source.


 

Here we are choosing SharePoint on-premises.



Step 4: Enter the URL of your SharePoint Server and Click Next.




Step 5: Enter login Credentials for your server and click Sign in.





Step 6: Choose a source document library and a destination document library and Click Add.



Step 7: Now Click on Migrate.





Step 8: It will take some time to migrate your data.







Step 9: Here is your migrated data.



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