
Log into your IU Microsoft account using your email address, even if your primary email domain is campus-specific. Name your OneDrive Connector, and then select Authorize. In the list of services under "Authorize Destination Connector", select OneDrive for Business (Single User). In the "Step:2 Select destination" section, select Authorize New Connector. If you prefer to migrate selected folders or files, select them from the list. To give Mover.io access to your Google at IU My Drive, select Allow.īy default, Mover.io will list all your Google My Drive files and folders. Log into your Google account using your email address and your IU passphrase, following necessary prompts to complete your login. Name your Google Drive Connector, and then select Authorize. Select the Authorize button next to "Google Drive (Single User)". Under Step 1, select the Authorize New Connector button. Enter your IU passphrase, and continue to follow the prompts to complete your login. Log in with your email address, even if your primary email domain is campus-specific. Additionally, deleting your Google data after migration is important so that your collaborators won't edit Google versions of your files.
This is particularly important if you're over the 5 GB storage limit in Google, so that you'll be under the limit and not lose access to Google My Drive.
Migrating your data via Mover.io does not delete your Google My Drive data thus, after you've migrated your data and reshared any needed files, you must then delete that data from your Google My Drive.This method will not migrate files larger than 15 GB or files with a size of 0 bytes for more about unsupported files, see Mover Microsoft 365 Migration FAQ.Learn more at Google at IU "My Drive" Shared Files Report. UITS strongly recommends that you download your data before starting your Mover.io migration. After your migration is complete, you'll need to reshare files or folders with any users (internal or external to IU) that were shared in Google. This method will not migrate any sharing information for your files or folders.