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Use What If to run a pre-check in PowerShell
Use What If to run a pre-check in PowerShell
Updated over 4 months ago

Before you initiate your migration, we recommend that you run pre-check. This will detect some errors and warnings you might encounter, allowing you to address potential issues before your migration.

Available commands

Pre-check is available for the following commands:

Follow any of the links above to see the instructions for running the pre-check using the -WhatIf parameter and example scripts for the selected action.

View reports

When you perform a PowerShell task, the resulting migration report is available in the app under Tasks.

Select the report and click Export to save a copy to your workstation.

You can also use the PowerShell command Export Report to automatically generate your report when the pre-check or migration is done.

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