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 – Introduction This blog covers the uncommon requirement to achieve an offline domino migration. Recently I was asked to show a company how to migrate from Domino to Exchange 2010 using Quest Notes Migrator to Exchange. Having … Continue reading
How to Migrate Domino Mail-In Databases to Exchange 2010 ? 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 … Continue reading
SMTP WhiteList in Exchange 2010 On a recent Domino to Exchange 2010 migration project the customer was using the a perimeter message layer product that had an SMTP Whitelist configured. This allowed only email sent to (and from) authorised SMTP … Continue reading
Group Provisioning using Quest for your Domino to Exchange 2010 Migration 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 … Continue reading
Introduction This blog post describes how you can Migrate Domino Mail-In Databases to Exchange 2010, using Quest. When working on a recent email migration project from Domino r8.5 to Exchange 2010 (using Quest Notes Migrator and Quest CMN) I encountered … Continue reading
Domino Rooms Resources Migration to Exchange 2010 – Intro Within Domino, the Rooms Resources Database provides a rich user experience when it comes to making Calendar bookings from the end-user perspective using the Lotus Notes client. During a typical … Continue reading
On a recent email migration project, from Domino r8 to Exchange 2007, there was a requirement to roll-back a group of migrated users to Domino. We were using Quest Notes Migrator to Exchange (QNME) 4.3 for the migration so were … Continue reading