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public:module:microsoft365-v5:pro:preparation [2022/06/30 11:09]
anam.gumba
public:module:microsoft365-v5:pro:preparation [2022/07/06 14:47]
anam.gumba
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-====== 2Preparation ======+====== 2  Preparation ======
  
 ===== 2.1 Hardware Requirement ===== ===== 2.1 Hardware Requirement =====
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   - Under Site Collection Administration,​ click **Site collection features**.\\ ​ {{public:​module:​microsoft365-v5:​permission-21.png?​600}}\\ ​ \\      - Under Site Collection Administration,​ click **Site collection features**.\\ ​ {{public:​module:​microsoft365-v5:​permission-21.png?​600}}\\ ​ \\   
   - Scroll down and look for “**Limited-Access user permission lockdown mode**”, click the **Deactivate** button.\\ ​ {{public:​module:​microsoft365-v5:​permission-22.png?​600}}\\ ​ \\  ​   - Scroll down and look for “**Limited-Access user permission lockdown mode**”, click the **Deactivate** button.\\ ​ {{public:​module:​microsoft365-v5:​permission-22.png?​600}}\\ ​ \\  ​
-  - Click **Deactivate this feature**.\\ ​ {{public:​module:​microsoft365-v5:​permission-23.png?​600}}\\ ​ {{public:​module:​microsoft365-v5:​permission-24.png>600}}\\  Once deactivated,​ the Deactivate button will no longer be available.\\  \\  ​+  - Click **Deactivate this feature**.\\ ​ {{public:​module:​microsoft365-v5:​permission-23.png?​600}}\\  Once deactivated,​ the Deactivate button will no longer be available.\\  {{public:​module:​microsoft365-v5:​permission-24.png?600}}\\ ​ \\  ​
  
    
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        * In the backup source tree of the same backup set:        * In the backup source tree of the same backup set:
           * the original ticked item still use the old mail ID to reference and becomes red item.           * the original ticked item still use the old mail ID to reference and becomes red item.
-          * there is another item (with the new mail ID) created for that mail item.\\  +          * there is another item (with the new mail ID) created for that mail item.  ​ 
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 <WRAP indent> <WRAP indent>
 To avoid future backup error/​warning,​ the user will need to deselect the red item and tick the mail item again (new mail ID) in the backup source tree. This re-selection of backup source is not automatically done after you restore under overwrite to original location scenario. To avoid future backup error/​warning,​ the user will need to deselect the red item and tick the mail item again (new mail ID) in the backup source tree. This re-selection of backup source is not automatically done after you restore under overwrite to original location scenario.
 +</​WRAP>​
 </​WRAP>​ </​WRAP>​
  
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 For Microsoft 365 backup sets there are two approaches for backup source selection. Below are the sample screenshots of the selection __All Microsoft 365 users__ and __Selective Microsoft 365 user__. For Microsoft 365 backup sets there are two approaches for backup source selection. Below are the sample screenshots of the selection __All Microsoft 365 users__ and __Selective Microsoft 365 user__.
  
-**All Microsoft 365 users** ​ +**All Microsoft 365 users**\\  ​{{public:​module:​microsoft365-v5:​permission-43.png}}  ​
-{{public:​module:​microsoft365-v5:​permission-43.png}}  ​+
  
-**Selective Microsoft 365 user** ​ +**Selective Microsoft 365 user**\\  ​{{public:​module:​microsoft365-v5:​permission-44.png?800}} 
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-{{public:​module:​microsoft365-v5:​permission-44.png}} ​+
  
      
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 ^ Backup Time | All Microsoft 365 user accounts will be backed up. This means the initial full backup job will take longer, any subsequent incremental backup will take longer. | Only selective Microsoft 365 user accounts will be backed up. This will mean the initial full backup job will be faster, any subsequent incremental backup will be faster. | ^ Backup Time | All Microsoft 365 user accounts will be backed up. This means the initial full backup job will take longer, any subsequent incremental backup will take longer. | Only selective Microsoft 365 user accounts will be backed up. This will mean the initial full backup job will be faster, any subsequent incremental backup will be faster. |
 ^ Storage | As all Microsoft 365 user accounts are backed up, more storage will be required. | As only selective Microsoft 365 user accounts will be backed up, the backup set will require relatively less storage. |  ​ ^ Storage | As all Microsoft 365 user accounts are backed up, more storage will be required. | As only selective Microsoft 365 user accounts will be backed up, the backup set will require relatively less storage. |  ​
-^ Data Synchronization Check | As all Microsoft 365 user accounts are selected for backup, regular DSC may not be required. | As only selective files and/or folders are selected for backup, DSC is highly recommended to synchronize de-selected files and/or folders in the backup source with the backup destination(s). ​ \\  To know more about the DSC, please refer to Appendix ​E: Example Scenario for Data Synchronization Check (DSC) with sample backup reports. |+^ Data Synchronization Check | As all Microsoft 365 user accounts are selected for backup, regular DSC may not be required. | As only selective files and/or folders are selected for backup, DSC is highly recommended to synchronize de-selected files and/or folders in the backup source with the backup destination(s). ​ \\  To know more about the DSC, please refer to [[public:​module:​microsoft365-v5:​pro:​appendix-d|Appendix ​D: Example Scenario for Data Synchronization Check (DSC) with sample backup reports]]. |
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