Migrate Office 365 To On-Premise Exchange 2013

hello
My client attempts to migrate the mailboxes hosted from Office 365 to Exchange 2013 on-premise hosted in the client's company.
However, despite all attempts , it appears that no procedure works correctly. All's time , something wrong appears Inside the process.
Indeed, on Office 365 we don't see the servers in our on-premise exchange 2013.
the Exchange Hybrid are set correctly and to exchange 2013 migration attempts to run Office 365. (MRS proxy select)
All servers are in the same Update. My client can't update with the last CU6 all server and want to stay with the CU3
Thanks for your read and for your help
Best regard
Alexis

Bonjour,
J'ai deja réalisé ce type de mission, si celle-ci est tout à fait possible en utilisant uniquement les outils intégrés à Exchange, elle nécessite beaucoup de préparation, notament en terme d'AD, et selon la configuration dans laquelle vous êtes, peut etre
*non* transparente pour vos utilisateurs.
" My client can't update with the last CU6 all server and want to stay with the CU3"
C'est par contre un point plus que géneant, le CU3 n'est plus supporté par MS, la compatibilité avec O365 n'est donc pas garantie.
Si vous souhaitez un echange plus sérieux sur ce sujet, vous pouvez me contacter.
Bruce Jourdain de Coutance - Consultant MVP Exchange http://blog.brucejdc.fr

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