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v1
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2021.05.07-
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Initial version
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Image-based guide, full user guide in progress.
The below table shows the difficulty of the migration process from server to cloud, the status of the migration functionality and how time-consuming it is to move configurations from server to cloud.
Please note that these estimates may vary and depend on the number of settings you need to migrate.
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Incoming Mail Log does not have to be migrated to Cloud.
On the Server platform, a Purge strategy can also be specified, as Incoming Mail Log configuration cannot be migrated from Server to Cloud. On Server, it is possible to configure a purge strategy, because log entries are stored locally, but there is no counterpart for this feature in the Cloud app.
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Migrate Log Entries not possible
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corresponding feature on Cloud. Apart from this, the Incoming Mail Log feature works the same way on Cloud as on Server.
The following figure shows the purge configuration options on Server:
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Note that as of now, migrating existing log entries from
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Server
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to
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Cloud
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is not possible.
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An automated migration tool will be available later this year
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for this purpose.