If mail comes into the mailbox before Migration Wizard initializes it, the mailbox is initialized, clone mode is cancelled and Migration Wizard switches to default mode.. Examples mailm
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migrating mailboxes from initializing Migration Wizard moves mailboxes in two stages If mail comes into the mailbox before Migration Wizard initializes it, the mailbox is initialized, clone mode is cancelled and Migration Wizard switches to default mode To prevent this, you can run Migration Wizard in batch (command-line) mode with the target address command
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account
Note:
You can only use this switch if the source mailboxes are on an Exchange server
you can use the log to determine which mailboxes moved
successfully and which mailboxes failed to move, and then take appropriate action (Exchange migrations only)
are displayed All errors are written
to the Event Log
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from Exchange
Examples
mailmig /M /C:d:\migrate\po72195.txt
mailmig /C:salespo.txt /A:admin /P:katmanduKatmandu
Note:
Running Migration Wizard with /m only (for example, \mailmig /m)
starts Migration Wizard in clone mode
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0 = Success No errors or warnings
1 = Warnings No errors
2 = Errors Possible warnings
Running Multiple Instances of Migration Wizard
Because Migration Wizard is a single-threaded application, to increase performance and speed of your migration, you can run Migration Wizard
in multi-instance mode This option is available only if you run Migration Wizard from a command prompt
To run Migration Wizard in multi-instance mode, at a command prompt,
type D:\Program Files\Exchsrvr\bin\mailmig.exe (where D:\Program
Files is the drive on which Exchange 2003 is installed), and then click
OK
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Table 2 Parameters used to set values in the control file
Mode
No default
Required when using the control file
Valid Settings:
FILE, EXCHANGE, MSMAILPC, CCMAIL, NOTES, GRPWISE, GRPWISE5, ADSI, and IMAP
The mode for this migration It must be the first line in the control file
Note:
Set Mode to FILE
when importing migration files
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Exchange 5.5
Default: TRUE
Required when Mode
is set to EXCHANGE
Valid Settings:
TRUE means the migration is from an Exchange 5.5 server
FALSE means the migration is from an Exchange 2000 or Exchange 2003 server
Whether the source server is running Exchange 5.5 or Exchange 2000 or Exchange 2003
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RestrictSearchtoSid
Default: FALSE
Optional when Mode is
set to EXCHANGE or IMPORT ONLY FROM PST
Valid Settings:
TRUE means to search for matching user
objects based only on the object SID during the import phase of migration
FALSE means to accept all matches
Whether to match user objects based only on the object SID
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SubjectFile
No default
Optional when Mode is
set to EXCHANGE
Valid setting is the path and file name of a file that consists of lists of subjects (in Unicode format)
Normalized subject text
is checked for a prefix match against any of the input subjects If a match is found, the message is not copied
to the destination The file must end with a carriage return character and a line feed character
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ForcePwdChange
Default: FALSE
Optional
Valid Settings:
TRUE means that users must change their passwords
FALSE means that users do not have to change their
passwords
Whether to force users whose accounts were migrated to change their passwords
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Function
Default: FULL
Optional
Used when Mode is
set to MSMAILPC, CCMAIL, NOTES, GRPWISE,
GRPWISE5, ADSI, or IMAP
Valid Settings
FULL to perform a full migration (extract and import)
EXTRACT to extract a user list file (MS Mail PC) or to extract migration files (Lotus cc:Mail, Lotus Notes,
Novell GroupWise 4.x, Novell GroupWise 5.x,
LDAP, and IMAP)
IMPORT to perform an
The migration function
to perform