Microsoft Exchange Server 2003 Deployment Guide- P60 doc

For sample commands, see "Sample Command for Moves Across Exchange Organizations" and "Sample Command for Moves Across Administrative Groups" later in this topic... Sample Command for Mo

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Using the Exchange Profile Update Tool

Run Exprofre.exe after you move mailboxes from one Exchange

organization to another or from one administrative group to another You can use a logon script or group policy to run the tool for Outlook users

Note:

It is recommended that you use a logon script to run Exprofre.exe so that users' Outlook profiles are updated when they first log on after the mailbox move For sample commands, see "Sample Command for

Moves Across Exchange Organizations" and "Sample Command for

Moves Across Administrative Groups" later in this topic

Table 7 describes the options that are available whether you run

exprofre.exe from a command prompt or from within a script, such as from the following script example:

exprofre.exe [/?] [/targetgc=<global catalog server>] [/logfile=<path\filename>] [/v] [/f] [/a] [/r] [/o] [/p=<RPC over HTTP Proxy server>] [/n] [/s] [/q]

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/? Displays Help

server (required)

the log file The default is

exprofre.log in the tmp directory,

which is saved on the client computer You can also redirect the log file to a server share by using the format

/logfile=<path\filename>

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Command option Description

.xml) If this option is not specified, the tool renames the extension of the favorites file to exprofre

(.oab) files If this option is not specified, the tool deletes the oab files and resets Outlook to check the server for an updated set of .oab files

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/o Deletes rather than renames the

offline folder store file (.ost) If this option is not specified, the tool renames the extension of the ost file to exprofre (This option is not required for Outlook 2003 or later The ost file for Outlook 2003 or later is always unchanged.)

if you are using Outlook 2003 with RPC/HTTP turned on

(.nk2 or nick) If this option is not specified, the tool keeps the nickname file

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Command option Description

in server name rather than a change in the legacyExchangeDN attribute

Sample Command for Moves Across Exchange Organizations

If you are moving mailboxes across Exchange organizations (cross-forest

moves), it is recommended that you use only the /v and /n command

options All other options should be omitted to enable the tool to use its default settings Because the user is moving to a new forest, most of the Outlook information stored on the user's workstation will be obsolete and must be updated with information about the new forest By default, the tool deletes most of this obsolete information

The following is a sample command for a mailbox move across Exchange organizations:

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Migration Wizard Installation Log

After your Exchange migration is complete, review your installation log located on your Exchange computer (for more information, see Batch File and Command Line Migrations for Exchange Server 2003) The Migration Wizard log contains information about your migration and is used to

provide status about your Exchange migrations

In the event of a migration failure, you can use the log to determine which mailboxes moved successfully and which mailboxes failed to move Also, after a migration, you can view the status of accounts that were

successfully migrated, partially migrated, or that were updated in Active Directory without the content being moved

Note:

After you perform the migration, The Migration Wizard log provides

information that helps you take action on only mailboxes that failed to migrate

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Information that is Logged

The following information is logged during your Exchange migration:

 The list of accounts and mailboxes that will be moved

 An event is logged each time an account is updated in Active

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