Migration from Lotus Domino to Exchange 2013

Hi,
I need to migrate from Lotus Domino 8.5.3 to Exchange 2013, there's a tool to do it?
Kid Regards

Smart way to perform migration from Lotus Domino to Exchange 2013 is only Mail Migration Wizard software. That is affordable in cost and times saving at all just grabs it for excellent server migration.
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Hi everyone,
We are facing issues to migrate mails from communigate pro to exchange 2013 using 'MigrateIMAP.pl' tool. Communigate pro has a super-admin account which can retrieve the mails from any mailbox but when sending to Exchange 2013, there is no such super-admin
account. I have created a user account granting it full access to all databases using the following:
Get-MailboxDatabase -identity “mailbox name” | Add-ADPermission -user <account name> -AccessRights GenericAll
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The tool uses the following command: (x.x.x.x is for server IPs & mytestlist contains user accounts to be migrated)
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The IMAP4 logs shows the following error:
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Anyone, please help me out, i've spent a whole week trying to solve this. Thanks in advance

I would suggest you go for third party tool.
One such tool is CodeTwo, it does the job and very cheap. It will get the job done is ziffy
http://www.codetwo.com/exchange-migration/
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Migrating from Linux Mail to Exchange 2013

Is there any official documents of the Best Practices of migrating Linux Mail (Exim) to Exchange 2013?
I appreciate any help that I can receive. Thanks in advance.
My best regards.

Hi,
Basic on my research, I’m afraid that there is no tool for this kind of migration, we may need to start from PST file.
We can use Microsoft Exchange PST Capture to search for PST files on computers in your organization and then import those files to mailboxes in your organization, for your reference:
https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/hh781036(v=exchg.141).aspx
Besides, I find an similar thread about Migrate Exim to Exchange:
https://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/office/en-US/0ff095c4-2334-4dd6-8d08-bbee1c98867e/migrating-from-linux-to-exchange-server-2010-question?forum=exchangesvradminlegacy
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Archiving migration from Symantec EV to Exchange 2013

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My question is I need to do this (migrating a user mailbox archive) in parallel with moving his mailbox to new exchange?

Search the Internet for a phrase like "Migrate Enterprise Vault to Exchange 2013". You should get some hits for ideas for third-party solutions.
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Migrating from Communigate Pro to Exchange 2013

Hi all,
My company is currently using Communigate Pro and 90% of users use web-based email, the rest use Outlook PST. We currently need to migrate all the users' mailboxes to Exchange 2013. I have already tried one tool namely Transend Migrator which does the job
but the licensing is really expensive. Anyone can please propose an alternative, preferably free one, how I can do this. Thanks in advance.
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Shared Mailbox migrating from Lotus Notes to Exchange

We currently have Lotus Notes and in the process of migrating to Exchange Server 2010. We are using the Quest Notes Migrator for Exchange and the Quest Coexistence Manager for Notes tools.
One of the issues we’re coming across is Shared Mailboxes..
Currently in Notes we have:
Signatures as part of the NSF file so they are included with every email – how will Outlook clients behave for Shared Mailboxes? Because we want the same Signature to be part of every email sent from a shared mailbox regardless of which user sent the email.
We are aware that if we use OWA we won’t have this problem, but how do we configure Signatures for Shared Mailboxes using Outlook clients?
Stationary: We have Stationery linked to our Shared Mailbox accounts, so for example, in our helpdesk mailbox, we have stationary documents/templates we send to end users who email our helpdesk asking a FAQ. Opposed to pointing users to SharePoint, how
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Hi,
1. you can use transport rule to have same signature when from field contains shared mailbox email address.
2. Sorry, I don't understand your second question.
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Migrate from Server 2003 (no Exchange, single server) to SBS 2011

Are there any Technets or other Microsoft documentation on migrating from Server 2003 (no Exchange, single server) to SBS 2011? I understand it is possible, but I would like confirmation and some documentation before purchasing the appropriate hardware
and licenses.
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Hi Doug,
In general, the migration is the similar with migrating process from SBS 2003. In addition, also have main
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“The main difference is that you don’t have to remove the source and that you have to follow the migration
instructions as the SBS migration wizard will not launch.”
You can get above description from following similar thread. Please refer to.
Migrate from Windows Server Standard 2003 (not SBS) to SBS 2011
http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/68790e41-b833-4e81-8200-63852ab9e196/migrate-from-windows-server-standard-2003-not-sbs-to-sbs-2011?forum=smallbusinessserver
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http://www.techieshelp.com/step-by-step-guide-to-migrating-to-sbs-2011/
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Any suggestions for Calendar and PIM software for migrating from Lotus Organizer?
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And no Outlook isn't much better. I've now experimented with both Palm Desktop and Outlook.
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The only app that I know of is called Intellisync (which is now owned by Nokia I think. There's been a lot of company buyouts). This software will let you sync your Palm to just about anything (Outlook, Louts Notes, Novell GroupWise, etc).
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Hi ,
According to your description, my understanding is that your list filter cannot work after Migrating from SharePoint 2010 to SharePoint 2013.
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IBM Domino to Exchange 2013 Migration question

I've been tasked with looking into migrating our company of 5500+ Domino users to Exchange 2013. Currently, my Domino servers spread across the county and not all in one location. Is there a document/guide that can help me get an understanding
on what type of environment I can take my hub/spoke Domino environment to in Exchange? Any guidance would be appreciated. Thanks!

hi Hoss,
I have done couple of Migrations from Domino to Exchange Migrations and pretty familiar with this. For this to happen, you have to use a third party tool like Quest or Binary Tree.
Since you said, 5500+ users, I would recommend you using one of the quest or binary tree tools to assist you with this migration. The key to the migration is the design and planning phase.
I am familiar with Quest tools and will give you as much as i know but I am sure every other tool out there is pretty similar in terms of functionality.
you have to purchase Quest licenses and for quest to be installed on your server, you have to go through Quest Professional services or a Quest approved vendor. You cannot install Quest on your own - this is a small drawback that I personally think.
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Do you need single item recovery? Do you have any storage contrains? and a 100+ questions. If you get me the answers for what I asked, I am willing to help you with the design fo Exchange 2013.
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because you have to introduce a 3rd party app like FIM or CA's User Management apps to work between your Domino and Exchange (during the time of coexistence) and there is a lot to it.
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Converting from InMotion Hosting to Exchange 2013 Migration

Hello everyone,
We are looking to convert our current mail service being hosted on InMotion using POP3 to our Exchange 2013 server. Is there a migration guide somewhere I could find or something to lead me in the right direction? We want to forward the mail from InMotion
to the Exchange mailboxes as well. I know this involves converting MX records and the such but I feel like something is missing in the grand scheme of things.

Hi,
The migration can include:
1. Account migration.
2. Database migration.
3. Some A and MX records need to be configured.
For more details, you can either consult Inmotion support or Microsoft support below:
Inmotion Support
https://www.inmotionhosting.com/support/launch-chat/?rdid=2324923566971164486&url=http%3A//www.inmotionhosting.com/support/email/general-information/getting-started-guide-email
Microsoft Advisory Support
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Migrating from POP/IMAP to Exchange Server 2013

Hi all, I have a system
my email accounts on an external system to which
I have no administrative access.
It is a Linux system.
I will migrate my email accounts from
Linux system to a Exchange 2013 mail system
in my CPD I'll ride.
How I can migrate the mailbox contents?
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Migration from Lotus Note / Domino to Microsoft office 365

Core functionality has been agreed to be tested which include:
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B: What are the main features to look out for in order to achieve test coverage in this type of project?

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I am planning on migrating from SBS 2011 to 2012 r2/Exchange 2013 and having a separate 2012 R2 DC.
It has been mentioned and my understanding that it is important to raise the forest functional level (currently 2003) before installing Exchange 2013. My intention is to raise it to 2008.
Current configuration:
2011 SBS with FSMO ROLE and 2003 functional level.
2012 R2 DC.
3 x 2012 R2 DC's at various remote sites connected via VPN.
Should I move the FSMO role to the 2012 R2 DC first, wait to replicate, THEN raise the functional level or should I raise the functional level, wait for replication then move the FSMO role?
Also, would anyone have any other considerations I should take when doing this?
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Migrating from SP 2010 to SP 2013

I m new to sharepoint and our new project requirement is to migrate the contents from SP 2010 to SP 2013. we r not going to use any tools , so if we go manually what would be the approach to migrate the custom data to the next version. there is lot of custom
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