Migrating Exchange 5.5 to OCS 90301

Hi folks:
We are in a competitve situation in a prospect who asked us about to make a prototipe of migration of their current mail system ( Exchange 5.5) to our OCS mail
9.0.3.1 .
We used the OCS migrator 9.0.3 but the problem is the following:
The mail account ( user name and password) from Excahnge to OID is OK but the mails (data) than were save in Exchange repository do not migrate to OCS
email.
Do you know who can help us with the migration from exchange to ocs .
Thanks a lot
Jose Troya
OCS Sales Consultant.

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