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Microsoft Teams Migration Best Practices

As we Launched our new Microsoft Teams Migrator as a part of our Saketa Migration tool, it is quite expected that our users will be keen to delve deeper into the Teams migration process. So, we bring in a list of Microsoft Teams Migration Best Practices for you to enhance your Teams migration experience.

Microsoft Teams Migration Best Practices
Even though our Teams Migration tool will ensure that there are no glitches in the process, however, there’s no harm in being extra cautious. If you are going for a heavy migration involving lots of users or huge data, taking a step or two on your part will make your migration experience even better. Let’s talk about the Teams Migration Best Practices so that we can ensure that the migration can take place successfully with no risks and best outcomes.

Preplanning
Preplanning always works in our favor, be it in any field and similarly, it does for Teams migration too. As soon as you are determined to migrate to Teams, make sure your source and destination are ready to undergo the process.

Ensure that the users are set up and licensed on Microsoft Teams before you initiate the migration process.

Pre-assess all the critical situations that might occur during the process is still going on and have backup plans to substitute the usage of the Teams platform during that duration unless its necessary to use it.

Create admin accounts to monitor the migration process
The tool is self-sufficient to carry on the whole migration process but keeping a check on it manually always helps. Create new admin accounts beforehand on both the source and destination platforms so that the migration process can be easily tracked. Assessment is important and should not be skipped.

Check for pre-existing duplicate names
The source and destination might have few common named users or groups. These may or may not be intentionally same and might have different permissions sets or purposes. If you find same named group names in the destination that you might not like to be merged to the new one, making little changes in their names can be a quick and easy fix.

Using our Saketa Teams migrator, you will have the ability to give the teams a new name before migrating them to the destination using the tool itself.

Make a list of Users to be mapped
The source might bring along some orphan users who are present in the source but not in the destination. In such a case, Microsoft teams best practices include a bit of offline work on your part too to tackle any rare case of a technical glitch. It is recommended to maintain a personal checklist too to serve in an event of an emergency.

With the help of User and Group mappings in the tool, you can map Unresolved users with a valid destination user.

Devote enough time for Migration
Teams Migration might be tricky and time taking. As it is continuously used by so many users, its database keeps changing at a very high frequency. Thus, syncing it might take some time. It is quite important to make sure that all the collaboration activities are halted, and the migrator gets enough free time to carry on the migration process successfully.

Restrict Teams usage during migration to prevent data alteration
During Teams migration, each aspect such as users, group names, channel permissions etc. need to be taken care of. Migration of custom settings and permissions require a non-altered environment to set everything right.

Preventing the users from using or updating the Teams while the migration process is going on will prevent any unwanted alterations to the Teams and channels after the migration process is accomplished.

Go for a Migration Patch Test
It’s always a good idea to have a pre-estimation of the process that you are about to undergo. It is always recommended to go for a patch test using a smaller Team so that estimating important factors such as the time required and other minor technical glitches can be estimated beforehand and we are well prepared for them when we face the elevated version of the same during the real-time migration.

Monitor your migration
Even though our Saketa Teams migrator takes care of all your migration worries, the advantages of a real-time monitoring can never be over-ruled. If you decide to keep a check on the migration process, it will ensure added perfection.

Prefer one-time migration
Due to such a large number of users, the content stored in the Teams database repository keeps on changing at jet speed. Therefore, partial migration is highly discouraged as it is sure to cause data loss due to the changing time frame of migration for each of those migration sections. Instead, find a suitable time, maybe a long weekend, and schedule the entire migration at a single go.

Do a post-migration check
After the migration is successfully done, give it a little time to sync and then, go for a post-migration check. If you find any irregularities, it can be sorted out before your users get access to Teams again.

We are always there to Help
Teams migration is quite a complex process, but following the Teams Migration Best Practices can be of great help. And it is our pleasure to make it smooth and easy for you. We understand that as it is an entirely new feature and you might come across many queries now and then.

Therefore, our Support Teams is always there for your aid. If you have any query, feel free to reach us at [email protected] and we will get back to you soonest

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For Existing users

Saketa has always believed in being the customer’s brand, so why not gift them something that they will love.

If you are one of the Pre-existing users of the Saketa Migrator, we are providing the Teams Migrator Module to you without any additional charges.

And about the new customers, you are free to go for the entire Saketa SharePoint Migrator which will include Teams Migration module too or you can simply opt for Saketa Teams Migrator as a separate entity.

If you haven’t tried our Saketa Migration tool yet, you might be missing out on a very convenient and seamless experience.

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Skin Cancer Moles

Out of all the different types of skin cancer, Melanoma is the most dangerous as it has a tendency to spread to other areas of the body if not detected and treated early.

One of the risk factors for Melanoma is moles.

A mole in itself is not cancerous and is not considered to be dangerous unless it is of a different size, shape, or colour. Moles that are larger in size than the eraser on a pencil are something to be very concerned about. The same is true if you have an abnormal number of moles on your body as well.

Around 20-30% of all Melanoma is found in existing moles, while a greater percentage may appear as a new spot or mole on the body. People who have suspicious-looking moles should get a mole check in Melbourne or at a clinic near them. Many clinics offer services such as Mole Mapping in Melbourne and other cities, due to the high number of people who could be at risk of skin cancer from moles.

If you have an irregular number of moles or odd-looking ones, then it is best to keep a constant eye on them to check if they change in size, colour, or shape over time as this could be a sign of skin cancer. This is why getting a mole map in Melbourne is so important because these clinics will keep records of your moles and compare them on subsequent visits to check for any changes.

Don’t let the fear of possible Melanoma rob you of your quality of life. Melanoma is curable, if detected and treated early, so if you feel you have any abnormal moles, spots, or blemishes, consult a doctor immediately.

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Natural Treatment To Cure Constipation And Soften Hard Stools Effectively

Constipation is not thought to be a serious condition but if the bowel movement is not proper, it can cause diseases of the digestive path e.g. narrowing or blocking of the path. Researches on constipation do not approve of release of toxins in the bowel due to constipation but ayurvedic studies state frequent constipation can cause the formation of infectious environment in the gut, which can have long term impact on health. Nausea, burning sensation and pain in the back or chest that radiates to the neck, the shoulder and the arms – are some symptoms of the condition.

The patients who get blood in stool should be more careful as some are advised instant surgery to get rid of the problem. Narrowing can happen due to scarring or due to inflammation. Abnormalities can lead to bowel movement in the wrong direction, and this can even happen due to under active endocrine flows such as thyroid problem. Alternative cures provided by Ayurveda offers hassle free elimination of bowel without long term serious medical issues. Herbs can soften hard stools and provide natural treatment to cure constipation.

Constipation can happen occasionally, or every time, and it can make one feel sluggish and bloated the whole day. People taking supplements of calcium, sometimes, suffer from it because high level of calcium in blood can cause sluggish gut and these issues can be resolved by taking diet rich in fibers. Arozyme capsules offer easy herbal treatment to get rid of the everyday bowel problems as it contains Ferula asafetida, Ptychotis Ajowan, Mentha Piperata etc. The herbs in the natural treatment to cure constipation nourish the metabolic system to ensure improved absorption of minerals into the body and the bio ingredients soften hard stools for elimination of waste without pain.

Hing or Ferula asafetida in the natural treatment to cure constipation – Arozyme capsules helps in expelling wind from the digestive tract and is used as carminative. Its mechanism of action is due to various active components bearing sulfur and the mechanism is similar to garlic. The medicinal components of the plant are used in the treatment of intestinal spasm and epilepsy, and it also provides protection to lungs. It has strong odor and traditionally, was given to cure asthma and intestinal problems.

Ferula contains vinyl disulfides, which activates TRPA1 channels. This is basically, a gum resin and was tested on laboratory animals where 3 mg per ml of the gum resin could reduce spontaneous contraction in the ileum and was also able to inhibit contraction induced by histamines, potassium chlorides and acetylcholine. Its intake was able to promote breakdown of fats and proteins, and was helpful in preventing obesity as it attenuated sucrose absorption in the gut. Eight weeks of supplementation of the herb, as given to laboratory rats, was able to promote digestive enzyme secretion to soften hard stools. This not just improved metabolism but had highly protective effects on diabetic kidneys. Its oral ingestion in diabetic rats for 12 weeks was able to reduce kidney weight and was able to control proteins, creatinine and various chemicals in kidneys.

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