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Bruce_A__Bosco's avatar
Bruce_A__Bosco
Level 4
17 years ago

.NSF File Migration?

I heard a rumor that EV 2007 SP2 supported migrating .NSF files in addition to already being able to migrate .PST files. Can anyone confirm this? I haven't been able to locate anything about this in the documentation.
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  • TonySterling's avatar
    TonySterling
    17 years ago
    That is the Domino to Exchange migration.  This post is about the .nsf migration utility that is similiar to the .pst migration utility for Exchange.
     
     
    the .nsf migration is going to be licensed just the same as .pst migration is licensed.  From what I hear the sku's for domino will match up to their Exchange counterparts in terms of pricing.
     
    Hope that helps.
     
    Tony

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  • Michael_Bilsbor's avatar
    Michael_Bilsbor
    Level 6
    17 years ago
    Hi,
     
    NSF migration is shipped in V7.5 sp3 rather than sp2.  It's currently in beta, and out around the end of May.
  • Bruce_A__Bosco's avatar
    Bruce_A__Bosco
    Level 4
    17 years ago
    Do you know if the feature is added to the PST migration tool or if it's a separate tool? Do you need the domino connector license?
  • Eloya's avatar
    Eloya
    Level 4
    17 years ago
    Hi,
     
    that would be great, also for us. We had several presale discussions concerning EV 2007 and Lotus Domino mailbox archiving (Journaling is working good). And the two biggest concerns of our customers are targeting the missing Offline Vault (Offline Cache) functionality of EV for the Notes Client and the missing ability to archive NSF archives.
     
    It's quite difficult to place this product here in Germany without the ability to support mobile workers :-)
     
    With kind regards,
     
    Nico
  • Bruce_A__Bosco's avatar
    Bruce_A__Bosco
    Level 4
    17 years ago
    Hi Dodo,

    Did you find any information on the license requirements? I am currently scoping a project and this info would be very helpful.

    Cheers
  • Michael_Bilsbor's avatar
    Michael_Bilsbor
    Level 6
    17 years ago
    Hi,
     
    I'm more on the technical side than the licence/sales side but I've been told you'll need the advanced edition licence(like you do with Exchange). That doesn't mean anything to me but hopefully it does to you? :-)
     
     
  • sleddog's avatar
    sleddog
    Level 5
    17 years ago
    Hi Dodo... I thought the Domini migration tool only "groomed" shortcuts after they had been migrated from Domino to Exchange, to allow them to be viewed in Outlook.... am I missing some information?  
  • TonySterling's avatar
    TonySterling
    Moderator
    17 years ago
    That is the Domino to Exchange migration.  This post is about the .nsf migration utility that is similiar to the .pst migration utility for Exchange.
     
     
    the .nsf migration is going to be licensed just the same as .pst migration is licensed.  From what I hear the sku's for domino will match up to their Exchange counterparts in terms of pricing.
     
    Hope that helps.
     
    Tony
  • sleddog's avatar
    sleddog
    Level 5
    17 years ago
    Thank Tony...one question about the .nsf migration tool. Does it mark nsf files and determine ownership like the PST migration tool does?
  • TonySterling's avatar
    TonySterling
    Moderator
    17 years ago
    There will be an option to automatically assign the nsf to an owner.  Sorry I don't have specific details but I am sure it will be documented with the release.  :)