Migrating from Microsoft Exchange

• Migrate all mail messages with subject, recipient, date and body information
• Migrate all attachments
• Administrator can choose server mail, local mail, or both
• Migrate address book (end user only)
• Administrator can choose to migrate the default profile, or let the user choose
• Administrator can add message classes to migrate as mail
• End user sees progress in a dialog box
• Messages can be placed in Lotus Notes system folders or a subfolder in Notes
• Migrate repeating appointments
• Migrate meetings, which can be rescheduled after the migration for attendees that have also been migrated to Notes
• Migrate personal information from Exchange Global Address Lists to Notes NAB
• Filter distribution lists from Exchange
• Migrate Exchange data within date ranges
• Migrate Exchange data with date ranges to multiple database targets

• Migrate any number of Microsoft Exchange Public Folders off the “All Public Folders” tree into Notes Database(s)
• Translate Microsoft Exchange Mail, Calendar, Task and Contact folders into Corresponding Notes Document types
• Translates Microsoft Exchange Public Folder security settings into Notes Database ACL, folders and Document Reader/Author fields
• Flexibility of the migration target allows for a more logical organization of your critical business data
• Migrate the Public Folders to a modified mail template.  This modified template has the ability to store both mail and contact information within the folder structure of the database
• Enterprise level migration technology uses complex field mappings to match MAPI properties to document fields
• Assist in analyzing the security structure on the Exchange Public Folders to help recommend security policy changes