Moving from cc:Mail to Lotus Domino R5 Moving ... - IBM Redbooks

• The option “Add nested groups contained in this group and their
members” enables the migration tool to migrate users contained in a
group, or a number of groups, within a group which was selected for
migration.
Important At the time this redbook was written, we found no method of
creating a nested group (public mailing list) within the cc:Mail Directory.
There is a feature called Bankshot Routing available in cc:Mail, which
implies some sort of public mailing lists within public mailing lists. We
discussed scenarios using Bankshot Routing, but we came to the
conclusion that using this method has no impact on migration at all.
• The last option, “Use above settings for all currently selected or
nested groups (don’t prompt again),” lets you specify if you want to
use the same settings for each group you selected for migration.
Caution We recommend that you don’t use this option when you are
planning to migrate public mailing lists to a combination of existing and
new Notes groups. After you set this option, the migration tool does not
display the Group Migration Options window again as it continues
processing groups. This way, you cannot specify how to create or add
members to those groups.
As a result, the migration tool will create any new Notes group using
their original cc:Mail mailing list name, which may lead to the creation
of duplicate Notes groups.
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