Removing on-premises DC sync with Exchange 365

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I've worked with Exchange, Microsoft and office 365 since office 365 was introduced. I've already done complete migrations to O365 and partial migrations with an on premise ADFS solution

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Hello sir/madam, This is wensley who is writing about your the project you posted regarding removing the sync from your on premise to office 365. As per your environment I would assume you would be having AD Connect in place that would be syncing your on premise active directory to office 365. removing that would not be much of an hassle as just a few things would be needed to be taken care of. coming to the point of taking a backup of your mailboxes in office 365 that depends on how many mailboxes do you have up in the cloud and their size. Based on that an ediscovery can be done to have a .pst backup of all your mailboxes. so if there are not many mailboxes it should be easily done within 10 days. Do let me know if I could help you out in getting your issue resolved. looking forward to your response as soon as possible, Regards wensley.

I have 10+ year of experience in deployment of Servers and Exchange. I have done deployment/decommission of two factor authentication with office 365 and local DC sync with office 365 in my previous jobs. I will be needed detail with your current setup and will provide you the full plan with timeline.

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