Now enter all folder restructuring you may be doing (optional)Д®xample: If you need to move this file share to a new Site Collection with URL ,В the first rule will handle the top domain/host name portion,Д«elow I will add the entry to change the remaining path structure to the new location, which is in the 'Documents' library atВ /sites/acc/shared documents/.

Enter the file share path of server as an entry, example:.

For example if you have some file shares which will still be used and you DO NOT want to change, you need to specify them here so that the tool does not affect the slashes in the Find/Replace. This will exclude any http and https links as well as relative paths.ДЄdd any other exclusions here.

In the section 'URLs in Content', remove everything and type.

Now we need to only include File Share Paths as we do not want to change standard HTTP or HTTPS links.Scroll down to expand 'Exclusion Rules'.You could change the options as needed but I have selected below: In the Job Options section, from a File Share migration, you likely only need to fix the links from uploaded documents in Document Libraries.Right click and select 'Create Reportsв†’Broken Links'ДЄll of the selected sites will be listed under Site URLs:.Select the sites that you want to process.See Getting Started with SharePoint Essentials Toolkit Step-by-step guide This is achieved by using the Broken Link Manager component within the toolkit.ДЇirst, add the Site Collection(s) where the 'File Share' content was uploaded/migrated to:

With the SharePoint Essentials Toolkit, you can fix links after a migration from File Shares to SharePoint or One Drive. This article applies to SharePoint Essentials Toolkit v6.1.3.0 and later

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