Planning for a migration from Domino to Exchange – getting your ducks in a row

We hear about the Vice President who was supposed to migrate last night. The Access Control List for his mail had been changed and only some calendar entries had come across. The migration team now has to quickly react and … Continue reading

Offline Domino Migration to Exchange 2010, with Quest Notes Migrator to Exchange

Recently I was asked to show a company how to migrate from Domino to Exchange 2010 using Quest Notes Migrator to Exchange.    Having done a number of these migrations before, I was looking forward to drawing upon my past experiences … Continue reading

GroupWise Migrations to Exchange 2010 vs Quest GroupWise Coexistence Manager – thoughts …

Migrating off Novell GroupWise onto Microsoft Exchange 2010 has always presented a few challenges to overcome – especially if you are trying to produce a robust Migration Strategy on how to do it. Back in the days of Microsoft Exchange … Continue reading

Migrate Domino Mail-In Databases to Exchange 2010 Group Mailboxes – Random Notes from the Field

On a recent Domino R8.5 to Exchange 2010 email migration, using the Quest Notes Migrator to Exchange (QNME) tool, I had to migrate a large number of Domino Mail-In Databases to equivalent Exchange 2010 Group Mailboxes, whilst minimising any business … Continue reading

Decision Process for moving to the Exchange 2010 Cloud

Your company may be considering moving to a Hosted Exchange 2010 Cloud solution.    Technically, you need to be across the implications of this, and need to communicate back to the business what, if any, the risks are. Have a read … Continue reading

Domino to Exchange 2010 Email Migration vs Quest Mail Group Provisioning, Mail Group Ownership, and OWA ECP

When migrating from Domino to Exchange 2010 using the Quest Notes Migrator to Exchange tool, you can make use of Quest’s  Group Provisioning function.    This allows Distribution Lists in Domino to be migrated to Exchange 2010, and also allows for … Continue reading