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# Step 2: Establishing trust between the source and target tenants
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This is Step 2 in a solution designed to complete a Cross-tenant OneDrive migration. To learn more, see [Cross-tenant OneDrive migration overview](cross-tenant-onedrive-migration.md).
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This article is Step 2 in a solution designed to complete a Cross-tenant OneDrive migration. To learn more, see [Cross-tenant OneDrive migration overview](cross-tenant-onedrive-migration.md).
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- Step 1: [Connect to the source and the target tenants](cross-tenant-onedrive-migration-step1.md)
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-**Step 2: [Establish trust between the source and the target tenant](cross-tenant-onedrive-migration-step2.md)**
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- Step 3: [Verify trust has been established](cross-tenant-onedrive-migration-step3.md)
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- Step 3: [Verify trust is established](cross-tenant-onedrive-migration-step3.md)
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- Step 4: [Precreate users and groups](cross-tenant-onedrive-migration-step4.md)
After connecting to the source and target tenant, the next step in performing a cross-tenant OneDrive migration is establishing trust between the tenants.
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After you connect to the source and target tenant, the next step in performing a cross-tenant OneDrive migration is establishing trust between the tenants.
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To establish trust, each SharePoint tenant administrator must run specific commands on both source and target tenants. Once the trust has been requested, the administrator of the target tenant will receive an email informing them that another tenant is trying to establish a trust relationship.
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To establish trust, each SharePoint tenant administrator must run specific commands on both source and target tenants. Once the trust is requested, the administrator of the target tenant receives an email informing them that another tenant is trying to establish a trust relationship.
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> [!NOTE]
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> The "trust" command is specific to SharePoint. It only grants permission for the SharePoint administrator on the source tenant to execute OneDrive Migration operations to the identified target tenant.
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> Granting trust *doesn't* give the administrator any visibility, permission, or ability to collaborate between the source tenant and the target tenant.
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> [!IMPORTANT]
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> If you are Microsoft 365 Multi-Geo customer, you must establish trust between each geography involved in your migration project.
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> If you're a Microsoft 365 Multi-Geo customer, you must establish trust between each geography involved in your migration project.
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## Before you begin
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Before running the trust commands, obtain the cross-tenant host URLs for both the source and target tenants. You'll need these URLs when establishing the trust relationship between source-to-target and target-to-source.
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Before running the trust commands, obtain the cross-tenant host URLs for both the source and target tenants. You need these URLs when establishing the trust relationship between source-to-target and target-to-source.
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**To obtain the cross-tenant host URLs:**
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*Example:* Run command on Source tenant:
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:::image type="content" source="../media/cross-tenant-migration/t2t-onedrive-hosturl-source.png" alt-text="example of how to obtain host url for source":::
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:::image type="content" source="../media/cross-tenant-migration/t2t-onedrive-hosturl-source.png" alt-text="Screenshot of an example of how to obtain host url for a source, it shows the running of the Get-SPOCrossTenantHostURL, which returns a my.sharepoint.com URL in the example.":::
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*Example:* Run command on target tenant:
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:::image type="content" source="../media/cross-tenant-migration/t2t-onedrive-hosturl-target.png" alt-text="example of how to obtain host url for target":::
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:::image type="content" source="../media/cross-tenant-migration/t2t-onedrive-hosturl-target.png" alt-text="Screenshot of an example of how to obtain host url for target it shows the running of the Get-SPOCrossTenantHostURL, which returns a my.sharepoint.com URL in the example.":::
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## Run the trust commands
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### Parameter definitions
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|Parameter|Definition|
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|PartnerRole|Roles of the partner tenant you're establishing trust with. Use *source* if partner tenant is the source of the OneDrive migrations, and *target* if the partner tenant is the Destination.
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|PartnerCrossTenantHostURL|The cross-tenant host URL of the partner tenant. The partner tenant can determine this for you by running: *Get-SPOCrossTenantHostURL* on each of the tenants.|
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|PartnerRole|Roles of the partner tenant you're establishing trust with. Use *source* if partner tenant is the source of the OneDrive migrations, and *target* if the partner tenant is the Destination.|
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|PartnerCrossTenantHostURL|The cross-tenant host URL of the partner tenant. You can determine the URL by running: *Get-SPOCrossTenantHostURL* on each of the tenants.|
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## Sample trust email
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The following in an example of the email that is sent to global admins:
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The following screenshot is an example of the email sent to global admins:
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:::image type="content" source="../media/cross-tenant-migration/t2t-onedrive-trust-email.png" alt-text="example of trust email":::
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:::image type="content" source="../media/cross-tenant-migration/t2t-onedrive-trust-email.png" alt-text="A screenshot showing an example of a trust email from SharePoint to multiple test accounts.":::
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**Subject:** SPO Tenant [https://a830edad9050849mnaus093022-my.sharepoint.com/][setuporupdate] Organization Relation [Scenario=MnA, Role=Source] with us
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**Message:** SPO Tenant [https://a830edad9050849mnaus093022-my.sharepoint.com/][setuporupdate] Organization Relation [Scenario=MnA, Role=Source] with us
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## Step 3: [Verify that trust has been established](cross-tenant-onedrive-migration-step3.md)
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## Step 3: [Verify that trust is established](cross-tenant-onedrive-migration-step3.md)
description: "Step 3 of the OneDrive Cross-tenant migration feature"
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description: "Step 3 of the OneDrive Cross-tenant migration feature, involving trust verification."
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# Step 3: Verifying trust
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This step is Step 3 in a solution designed to complete a Cross-tenant OneDrive migration. To learn more, see [Cross-tenant OneDrive migration overview](cross-tenant-onedrive-migration.md).
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- Step 1: [Connect to the source and the target tenants](cross-tenant-onedrive-migration-step1.md)
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- Step 2: [Establish trust between the source and the target tenant](cross-tenant-onedrive-migration-step2.md)
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-**Step 3: [Verify trust has been established](cross-tenant-onedrive-migration-step3.md)**
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- Step 4: [Pre-create users and groups](cross-tenant-onedrive-migration-step4.md)
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-**Step 3: [Verify trust is established](cross-tenant-onedrive-migration-step3.md)**
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- Step 4: [Precreate users and groups](cross-tenant-onedrive-migration-step4.md)
description: "Step 4 of the OneDrive Cross-tenant migration feature"
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description: "Step 4 of the OneDrive Cross-tenant migration feature, involving group precreation."
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# Step 4: Precreating users and groups
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This is Step 4 in a solution designed to complete a Cross-tenant OneDrive migration. To learn more, see [Cross-tenant OneDrive migration overview](cross-tenant-onedrive-migration.md).
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This article is Step 4 in a solution designed to complete a Cross-tenant OneDrive migration. To learn more, see [Cross-tenant OneDrive migration overview](cross-tenant-onedrive-migration.md).
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- Step 1: [Connect to the source and the target tenants](cross-tenant-onedrive-migration-step1.md)
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- Step 2: [Establish trust between the source and the target tenant](cross-tenant-onedrive-migration-step2.md)
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- Step 3: [Verify trust has been established](cross-tenant-onedrive-migration-step3.md)
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To ensure that OneDrive permissions are retained as part of the migration, a mapping file needs to be created to align users from the source tenant to the target tenant.
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1. Identify the full list of OneDrive sites that will be migrated from the source to the target tenant.
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2. Prepare a complete list of users and groups that will be migrated to the target tenant.
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1. Identify the full list of OneDrive sites to be migrated from the source to the target tenant.
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2. Prepare a complete list of users and groups to be migrated to the target tenant.
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## Precreate users and groups on the target tenant
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1. Precreate users and groups as needed in the target tenant’s directory.
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2. All users whose OneDrive accounts are migrating to the target tenant must have new user identities created for them in the target tenant.
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3. All users whose OneDrive accounts are migrating to the target tenant must be assigned the appropriate OneDrive license.
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4. Any users who remain in the source tenant but need access to resources migrating to the target tenant should have new guest identities created for them in the target tenant.
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5. Precreated users must be added as members of any appropriate security groups or unified groups before the OneDrive migration begins.
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5. Precreated users must be added as members of any appropriate security groups or unified groups before the OneDrive migration begins.
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6. If the user or group name already exists in the target tenant, create a user or group with a different name and make a note of it for the next step.
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>To learn more on restricting OneDrive site creation, see [Disable OneDrive creation for some users](/sharepoint/manage-user-profiles#disable-onedrive-creation-for-some-users).
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## Step 5: [Prepare the identity mapping file](cross-tenant-onedrive-migration-step5.md)
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For general information on managing Microsoft LTI apps, see [Manage Microsoft LTI apps for any LMS](manage-microsoft-one-lti.md).
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> [!IMPORTANT]
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> We're streamlining the LTI® (Learning Tools Interoperability) experiences for education customers who may be using different LMS systems. We're simplifying onboarding and usage by consolidating the capabilities of multiple LTI® tools available today into fewer and more functional tools.
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> The capabilities of the Class Teams LTI® and Meetings LTI® tools are among the first tools updated in this consolidation. Microsoft is announcing the end of support for the Class Teams LTI® and Meetings LTI® tools on 15th June, 2025, as their capabilities will be superseded by a new, unified experience. Release details for the unified experience are forthcoming.
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## OneDrive LTI apps
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Learn more about using Microsoft OneDrive with your Learning Management System (LMS).
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