Server migration batch domino to exchange?

We are going to migrate Lotus Notes domino server into exchange 2010 server, can anybody give some guidelines or tips……to be followed etc. propose me which is better migration solution for this.

@steve: Exactly you should prefer microsoft or ibm or any exchange forum to know more about the migration project. Anyway I am elaborating the desired need as per my experience. There is a Exchange Domino connecter provided by microsoft. Using that, you can sync both and copy the domino mailboxes into exchange but all these needs sheer expertise, numerous setting and rights. The process of domino to exchange migration can be also acomplished through email migration tools. I know an application for same migration process that is mail migration wizard. I had used it previously. It provided 4 migration option with numerous filetrs those made our migration very customized.
Batch Lotus Notes to Outlook migration
Batch Lotus Notes to Exchange Migration
Domino to Exchange MIgration
Domino to Outlook Migration
Such migration needs accuracy and security so I would like to prefer an automated tool. You may reply on mail migration wizard.
Read more - http://www.systoolsgroup.com/mail-migration-wizard.html

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RunspaceId                             : 8a2a4c0c-f918-4f93-8d49-43d9c03ad115
MailboxIdentity                        : XXXX/Admin users/Gerhard Waterkamp
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ArchiveGuid                            : 196c9a94-ebbb-44e1-b804-dc439772e232
Status                                 : Queued
StatusDetail                           : Queued
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Protect                                : False
DoNotPreserveMailboxSignature          : False
Priority                               : Normal
WorkloadType                           : Local
Suspend                                : False
SuspendWhenReadyToComplete             : False
IgnoreRuleLimitErrors                  : False
RecipientTypeDetails                   : UserMailbox
SourceVersion                          : Version 15.0 (Build 712.0)
SourceDatabase                         : SMDB1
SourceServer                           : XXXXXX.local
TargetVersion                          : Version 15.0 (Build 712.0)
TargetDatabase                         : SMDB2
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TargetArchiveVersion                   : Version 15.0 (Build 712.0)
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RemoteGlobalCatalog                    :
BatchName                              :
StartAfter                             :
CompleteAfter                          :
RemoteCredentialUsername               :
RemoteDatabaseName                     :
RemoteDatabaseGuid                     :
RemoteArchiveDatabaseName              :
RemoteArchiveDatabaseGuid              :
TargetDeliveryDomain                   :
ArchiveDomain                          :
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BadItemsEncountered                    : 0
LargeItemLimit                         : 0
LargeItemsEncountered                  : 0
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LastUpdateTimestamp                    : 4/9/2014 11:43:23 AM
InitialSeedingCompletedTimestamp       :
FinalSyncTimestamp                     :
CompletionTimestamp                    :
SuspendedTimestamp                     :
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TotalDataReplicationWaitDuration       :
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TotalStalledDueToWriteThrottle         :
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TotalStalledDueToWriteCpu              :
TotalStalledDueToReadUnknown           :
TotalStalledDueToWriteUnknown          :
TotalTransientFailureDuration          :
TotalProxyBackoffDuration              :
TotalIdleDuration                      :
MRSServerName                          :
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TotalArchiveSize                       : 8.846 MB (9,275,681 bytes)
TotalArchiveItemCount                  : 87
BytesTransferred                       :
BytesTransferredPerMinute              :
ItemsTransferred                       :
PercentComplete                        : 0
CompletedRequestAgeLimit               : 30.00:00:00
PositionInQueue                        : 1/1 (Position/Queue Length)
InternalFlags                          : WordBreak
FailureCode                            :
FailureType                            :
FailureSide                            :
Message                                :
PoisonCount                            : 0
FailureTimestamp                       :
IsValid                                : True
ValidationMessage                      :
RequestGuid                            : c5468658-74af-4316-8220-e8a564c00be8
RequestQueue                           : SMDB2
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ObjectState                            : New
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I have Exchange 2010 SP3 in my environment and am migrating to Exchange 2013. Whenever a mailbox is migrated, the Outlook 2013 client will prompt the user with a "the exchange administrator has made a change that requires you to restart
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From: mauro vaccari<[email protected]>
To:novell.support.zenworks.endpoint-security-management
Date: 1/19/2010 7:36 AM
Subject: Server Migration
Hi,
planning the upgrade to the imminent release of ZESM 4.1 we would like
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instalation could we migrate the IIS certificate from the old server to
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