Upgrading from Live@edu to Office 365 can either be a very simple process or fairly complicated. The actual process of upgrading the domain is a three-click-procedure where most of the job is done behind the scenes.<\/p>\n
To upgrade the domain, follow these three steps: http:\/\/www.microsoft.com\/liveatedu\/upgrade-center\/upgrade-center-home.aspx?locale=en-US&country=US<\/a><\/p>\n However, you probably have automatic provisoning of accounts and maybe a Single-Sign-On (SSO) solution using certificate f\u00f6r Live@edu. The Microsoft recommended way of replacing OLMA for creating accounts is DirSync, but there will be an Office 365 agent for FIM and that’s what you really should use. Replacement for SSO is federation and there are two ways to implement federation:<\/p>\n You need to plan the implementation of these two features before upgrading the domain. This is best done with a test domain. You can set up both FIM agent and ADFS federation\u00a0for the test domain, verify functionality and then simply switch to production when upgrading the domain. You can follow this checklist <\/a>or read more about the transition on the Office 365 community<\/a>.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Upgrading from Live@edu to Office 365 can either be a very simple process or fairly complicated. The actual process of upgrading the domain is a three-click-procedure where most of the job is done behind the scenes. To upgrade the domain, … Continue reading \n