Enterprise Vault Domain Migration.

Hello,

See http://www.veritas.com/docs/000068603

This describes moving EV to a new domain.

First move the current configuration to the new domain. When done, you can move the databases to a new SQL server.

Move databases see http://www.veritas.com/docs/000028296

Plus for some automation: http://www.veritas.com/docs/000020619

Good luck.

GJ

Thanks for your Post.But after migration does how will users can access the archive mails through the shortuct in outlook?

Did you read the PDF? Step 5 covers this.

In short, if you use an alias for your EV server (EV001.olddomain.com points to EVSRV001.olddomain.com) then adjust the alias EV001.olddomain.com point to EVSRV001.newdomain.com

That keeps shortcuts functioning.

If that is not the case, you might need to rebuild the shortcuts, which is described also.

suc6. GJ

Thanks for your valuabale inputs..Also plese let me know does we required trust relationship while doing migration or post migration bettween two domain.

Depends where the users are at the point of the EV migration...My advise is to have the trust (Two-Ways) between the domains just in case, you should have this in place already for the AD and exchange mailboxes migration already? Also, one thing to note is, where is your EV backend storage i.e. where are the EV partitions and index locations stored? If they are attached to the EV server as local drives then you should be OK just to migrate EV server across the domain as described in the technotes, if not, i.e. if your EV partitions and index locations are stored on CIF shares/networks shares such as a Net Filer etc. then this needs to pointed or migrated to the new domain etc.

As a whole there's of lot of things to consider when migarting EV between domains/forest and not just the EV server or/and SQL themselves. Where are you at with the AD and exchange migration between the domains. EV server migration should happen after those migration have completed.