Exchange 2013 and 2019 migration software
Exchange Server 2013 has reached its end of life, meaning Microsoft will no longer provide support for it after this date. Continuing to use Exchange 2013 exposes your data to vulnerabilities such as threats, server crashes, bugs, and sluggish behavior. Exchange 2019 offers improved features and is considered more stable than 2013. In Exchange 2019, the number of server roles is reduced to two: the Mailbox and the Edge Transport server roles. Additionally, Outlook on the web (OWA) is updated and optimized in Exchange 2019. Moreover, Exchange 2019, in conjunction with SharePoint Server 2019, facilitates file sharing collaboration among teams. If you plan to migrate all your mailbox data to Exchange 2019, it's essential to carefully plan and prepare for the migration, considering the support dates for 2019 in advance.
Manual migration to Exchange 2019 can be complex and prone to errors. Yet, EdbMails, an advanced Exchange migration tool, presents an automated solution. EdbMails securely transfers mailboxes, public folders, and archive mailboxes from Exchange 2013 to Exchange 2019 servers.
The upcoming sections cover Exchange 2013 and 2019 coexistence scenarios, migration prerequisites, different migration methods, and best practices for a smooth migration of mailbox data from Exchange 2013 to 2019.