I had a few successful migrations under my belt to 2013. I had 4-5 site collections successfully moved. These were site collections that weren't used much in 2010 or that I knew weren't being updated.
So when I started moving some live site collections over, I couldn't rely on the users to avoid updating content during the process. So I put a lock on the site collection before moving it to ensure of this.
After migrating to 2013, I couldn't get access to it at all! I wasn't sure what was going on, assuming it was permissions based or something got to do with the move from Classic based authentication to Claims! But I had all that figured out before so I couldn't understand what was going on.
Low and behold, I ended up taking the lock off the original site collection and performing the back up then. And it worked. No errors, no problems, no issues.
So, moral of the story, don't waste 2 working days by putting a lock on your site before moving!!!! Back it up and then put the lock on it!
Hope this helps!
I am an IT Business Analyst based in Ireland with just over 2 years of experience administering SharePoint 2010 and now, SharePoint 2013. I ran the migration from SharePoint 2007 to 2010 and am now running migration from 2010 to 2013. I have completed Microsoft Certified Courses in both SharePoint 2010 and 2013 with MCTS certification and more to come. I hope that this blog helps others like me who are on the path to learning more and more about SharePoint.
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