Comments on: Free Busy Lookup Between Exchange 2007 SP2 and Domino R8 (8.0.2) http://emailmigrations.com/free-busy-lookup-between-exchange-2007-sp2-and-domino-r8-8-0-2?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=free-busy-lookup-between-exchange-2007-sp2-and-domino-r8-8-0-2 A real-world guide on how to achieve a successful email migration project Tue, 31 Jan 2012 19:05:11 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: admin http://emailmigrations.com/free-busy-lookup-between-exchange-2007-sp2-and-domino-r8-8-0-2#comment-20 admin Thu, 27 Jan 2011 09:58:29 +0000 http://emailmigrations.com/?p=423#comment-20 Hi there, thanks for the question concerning my blog post. I will email you off-line so I can answer your question in detail. If required I will update my original article. Hi there, thanks for the question concerning my blog post. I will email you off-line so I can answer your question in detail. If required I will update my original article.

]]> By: Michael http://emailmigrations.com/free-busy-lookup-between-exchange-2007-sp2-and-domino-r8-8-0-2#comment-19 Michael Wed, 26 Jan 2011 06:40:35 +0000 http://emailmigrations.com/?p=423#comment-19 Hi! I would like to ask about the format of the address part of the added line in the ExchangeToDominoRules.TBL, I'm trying to make free busy lookups from Domino to Exchange users and I'm not dealing with sub-domain routing. When I tried your suggestion of placing FwdAddr = STRIP(PriSMTP, “@”, “L”, “R”) “@exchange.contuso.com@exchange” in the TBL file, after I run a DirSync, the forwarding address of my exchange user that had been placed in domino was usera@exchange.com@exchange. When I tried sending email to the usera, the mail will not be forwarded to the usera in Exchange coz of the different domain. The @exchange part in the last is different from the @exchange.com right? And I still cannot query free busy data from an original domino user to the dsynced one. Any help is appreciated, wish you could reply, thanks! :) Hi!

I would like to ask about the format of the address part of the added line in the ExchangeToDominoRules.TBL, I’m trying to make free busy lookups from Domino to Exchange users and I’m not dealing with sub-domain routing. When I tried your suggestion of placing FwdAddr = STRIP(PriSMTP, “@”, “L”, “R”) “@exchange.contuso.com@exchange” in the TBL file, after I run a DirSync, the forwarding address of my exchange user that had been placed in domino was usera@exchange.com@exchange.

When I tried sending email to the usera, the mail will not be forwarded to the usera in Exchange coz of the different domain. The @exchange part in the last is different from the @exchange.com right? And I still cannot query free busy data from an original domino user to the dsynced one.

Any help is appreciated, wish you could reply, thanks! :)

]]> By: Steve http://emailmigrations.com/free-busy-lookup-between-exchange-2007-sp2-and-domino-r8-8-0-2#comment-18 Steve Wed, 24 Nov 2010 22:16:41 +0000 http://emailmigrations.com/?p=423#comment-18 Nice guide, helped me quite a bit setting up Co-Existance. One thing I must mention though, copy and pasting FwdAddr = STRIP(PriSMTP, “@”, “L”, “R”) “@exchange.contuso.com@exchange” into the .tbl then modifying it to the domain you are using fails every time. If you type it all in it works first try. I was using Exchange 2007 SP3 with the latest Transporter x64 install. Again, thanks for the guide! Nice guide, helped me quite a bit setting up Co-Existance. One thing I must mention though, copy and pasting FwdAddr = STRIP(PriSMTP, “@”, “L”, “R”) “@exchange.contuso.com@exchange” into the .tbl then modifying it to the domain you are using fails every time. If you type it all in it works first try.
I was using Exchange 2007 SP3 with the latest Transporter x64 install.
Again, thanks for the guide!

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