“Target Connections” pane is located at the right side of the main screen, and is designed to display the user created Target connections and its content containers.

	Add (SharePoint 2016/2019) Connection	Adds a new SharePoint 2013/2016 Target Connection
	Add Office 365 icon	Opens a dialog to add a new Office 365 Target Connection
	Edit Target Connection	Edits configuration of selected target connection
	Refresh Target Connection	Refreshes the content tree view for selected connection

Click on  icon (for Office 365), or the  (for SharePoint) located in Target Connection ribbon group to create a target connection. This launches a new dialog.

Add Office 365 or SharePoint Connections

Office 365(Tenant Level):

The following fields needs to be configured for a SharePoint Connection:

• Name: Name of connection, to uniquely identify the connection within the workspace.
• Connection type: Select Tenant.
• SharePoint URL: The SharePoint tenant admin URL.
• Tenant Admin: User name for connecting to the SharePoint Tenant. The user should be an administrator. This field is entered only to access the ‘Tenant’.
• Tenant Password: Password for the above-mentioned user.
• User Name: User name for connecting to SharePoint. The user should be an administrator for the target Site Collection.
• Password: Password for the above-mentioned user.
• Default User: The default user to be used for setting Author/Editor fields in the target Site Collection if the source user is not found. This field is optional.
• User Pool: The user pool to be used for migration by using different Site Collection Administrator users to improve office365 performance throughput.

It is an array of JSON Format. E.g. [{"Domain":"","Username":"<USER1>","Password":{"RawPassword":"<Password>"}},{"Domain":"","Username":"<USER2>","Password":{"RawPassword":"<Password>"}}]

Office365(Site Collection Level):

The following fields needs to be configured for a SharePoint Connection:

• Name: Name of connection, to uniquely identify the connection within the workspace.
• Connection type: Select
• SharePoint URL: URL of the target SharePoint Site Collection. 
• User Name: User name for connecting to SharePoint. The user should be an administrator for the target Site Collection.
• Password: Password for the above mentioned user.
• Default User: The default user to be used for setting Author/Editor fields in the target Site Collection if the source user is not found. This field is optional.
• User Pool: An optional user pool to be used for migration by using different Site Collection Administrator users to improve office365 performance throughput.

It is an array of JSON Format. E.g. [{"Domain":"","Username":"<USER1>","Password":{"RawPassword":"<Password>"}},{"Domain":"","Username":"<USER2>","Password":{"RawPassword":"<Password>"}}]

Sharepoint:

The following fields needs to be configured for a SharePoint Connection:

• Name: Name of connection, to uniquely identify the connection within the workspace.
• Site Collection URL: URL of the target SharePoint Site Collection.
• User Name: User name for connecting to SharePoint. The user should be an administrator for the target Site Collection.
• Password: Password for the above mentioned user.
• Domain Name: The domain name where SharePoint user is created. This field is used only for SharePoint on-premise.
• Default User: The default user to be used for setting Author/Editor fields in the target Site Collection if the source user is not found. This field is optional.

Click on the "Test Connection" button to verify that the details entered are correct.

You can check the source and target collection sites by expanding them, along with contents, in the Source and Target pane area as part of migration although it is not a mandatory step.

You can then either Edit Connection or Refresh Connection but these steps are not mandatory.