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12. Now let’s have a look at how the cc:Mail archives have been converted into a Lotus Notes archive database. As described earlier in this chapter, the Upgarde Wizard will migrate all cc:Mail archives selected into a single Notes mail file database. This database is stored into the MAIL subdirectory in the user’s Notes data directory. The Notes archive database derives an eight-character name from the Notes name of the migrated user, to which a prefix A_ is added. So the name of Susi Switch’s Notes archive file should be A_SSWITC.NSF. 13. To open the Notes archive database, select File - Database - Open from the menu bar on the Notes client desktop. 14. Double-click on the MAIL subdirectory to open it. You should see an archive database that looks similar to this: 152 Moving from cc:Mail to Lotus Domino R5
15. In our scenario, we double-clicked on a_sswitc (cc:Mail Migrated Archive) in order to open the database with Susi Switch’s migrated cc:Mail archive files. The following window appeared: This window displays the contents of the Notes archive mail file, which was converted over from an archive file created in cc:Mail. This concludes the steps neccessary to look at the migrated user’s log file, mailing list data and archive files in order to verify that the migration was successful. Chapter 5: Migrating personal cc:Mail data using the Upgrade Wizard 153
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Contents Preface ..................
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Preface This redbook describes how
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Comments welcome Your comments are
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Chapter 1 cc:Mail basics cc:Mail is
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User files Each user has a separate
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What are calllists Calllists can be
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Chapter 2 Installing and configurin
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Note If you deselect the option cal
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Configuring the Domino server The D
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Specifying a Public Address Book Yo
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2. Click OK. The MTA Server form is
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10. Click the arrow next to Message
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4. We had to modify some of the val
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Note The Configuration Assistant ha
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Note If you are planning to synchro
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4. Click the MTAs tab, then the cc:
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23. You can also modify the number
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8. If you select Nth Full Name in t
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2. Open the document for ccMTA-MTAS
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2. It is advisable to add the MTA a
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Populating the cc:Mail directory To
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4. Open the cc:Mail Post Office Ser
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This applies the bulletin board tit
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If you do not want to propagate all
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Supported cc:Mail versions • Impo
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Notes equivalents for migrated Orga
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General administrative tasks Perfor
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• Check for any names with invali
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• Take the post office offline to
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4. The licencing agreement appears.
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In the next window, you can choose
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13. To proceed, click Continue. The
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16. You can fill out the registrati
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The name of the server you are curr
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The Register Person — New Entry d
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2. From the People and Groups Migra
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The initial window will show both c
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Converting Organizer data requires
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Specifying other settings Follow th
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3. Click on Done to return to the P
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• Convert mail ONLY (Notes user a
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Tip Users remain in the Registratio
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• Delete data that do not need to
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Important Make sure that you open t
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