I read the exadmin.chm very well, and then migrated 200+ users from our Lotus Notes to Exchange 2000 domain. Using the migration wizard (after creating all the connector id's and giving it priviledges within each mailbox) worked like a champ. We did encounter one problem when SP2 was applied which couldn't be corrected, but after SP3 for exchange, I retested and the migration again worked fine.
The NDRs do get nasty if you import the address book over as well into a contacts list. I broke the Notes Connector and had to manually remove the Lotus addresses on each user. Some replied to a user and ended up with username/notes/domain getting rejected. But after a little trial and error, the migration went pretty well. Had no issues pulling mail over from the notes server either. Again, I simply read the exadmin.chm help file at length, then planned it out, and it went real smooth. You can do each user at a time, so just create a bogus Notes user and test it prior to rolling out the migration. Kevin Cobb > I may have to do a Lotus migration to Exchange 2000 in the near future. I > have worked with Lotus only where we had a Connector setup to get Address > info. To do a complete migration for approx 500 people. What would be the > best way to get the mail out and imported into Exchange 2000. I was thinking > of just putting Outlook clients on the desktops and use personal folders to > hold mail from the Notes server, then switch users over to the Exchange > server to get new mail and then sift through the personal folders as to what > they want to keep or have reside in the Exchange Server. Curious there is > not alot of info on this on MS's site, other than their new Application > tool. Any info or pointers would be appreciated. Not sure of the version of > Notes. _________________________________________________________________ List posting FAQ: http://www.swinc.com/resource/exch_faq.htm Archives: http://www.swynk.com/sitesearch/search.asp To unsubscribe: mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Exchange List admin: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
