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3. Select the group(s) you would like to migrate and click Add to continue
(you can also click Add All to select all groups for migration). In our
scenario, we selected the group Development. The Group Migration
Options window appears, as shown in the following picture:
4. The Group Migration Options dialog box lets you specify how the
migration tool handles groups and its members. Let’s describe those
options in more detail:
• The first check box determines if you are going to create a new Notes
group or if you want to migrate the users in the public mailing list to
an existing Notes group. Since there was no existing “Development”
group in the Domino Directory in our scenario, the Group Migration
Options dialog box displayed the option “Create a new Notes group
with the following settings.”
• The name of the cc:Mail public mailing list we selected was put into
the “Notes Group Name” field by default.
• The “Group type” field lets you specify what type of Notes group will
be created. The following four types of Notes groups can be selected:
Mail only; Access Control List; Multi-purpose; Deny list only.
By default, the migration tool creates Multi-purpose groups. This field
cannot be changed if the group is an existing Notes group. For
information about these different kind of groups, refer to the yellow
book Administering the Domino System.
The field “Description” displays an optional description of the
imported public mailing list, which the migration tool adds to the
Description field of the Notes group document it creates.
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