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Exchange Documentation Notes
http://support.uidaho.edu/FAQ/Exchange/
- includes instructions for migrating from POP in various clients
http://www.uis.harvard.edu/support_services/ADExchange/
- a lot of good stuff at several levels
- communication regarding what's happening
- recommendations on how to prepare
- a bunch of Entourage user docs
- stuff geared for folks moving off of Eudora (both Mac and Win)
These sites may have stuff we can repackage:
http://www.helpdesk.ilstu.edu/exchange/ <http://www.helpdesk.ilstu.edu/exchange/>
http://www.umich.edu/~lannos/exchange/migrating.html <http://www.umich.edu/~lannos/exchange/migrating.html>
Additional Documentation needs
- Merging discrete email, MMXP, Apple Address Book, and PDA contacts (Bob D – CHANGED)
- Sync Services in Entourage (This may already be written – check with Bob D)
From Discussion with Mike: Per our discussion from this morning, I’ve asked you to develop some additional documentation in support of Exchange migration. The documentation in question is:
- Making local backups
- Thunderbird
- Entourage
- Outlook 2003
- Outlook 2007
- MMXP
In essence, these should be instructions on how to create back up copies of things like the MMXP database, .pst files, local mail folders, configuration information, and contact information. The purpose of these documents will be:
- To help users backup data prior to its migration to ensure that a copy is available for recovery in the event of a bad migration
- To help users backup data from Exchange supported clients for quick recovery in the event of a catastrophic corruption etc
Please feel free to let me know if you have questions or concerns regarding this request
LSP Training Session
Section I: Adam (20 minutes)
Section II: Bob (10 minutes)
Utilize the Exchange_Migration_Action_Plan for talking points
* 1.1 Step 1: Create a profile of your users and organization * 1.2 Step 2: Read Networking & Telecommunications' Exchange Documentation * 1.3 Step 3: Determine Client Software * 1.4 Step 4: Determine dependences on other organizations * 1.5 Step 5: Determine overall migration strategy * 1.6 Step 6: Determine specific email strategy * 1.7 Step 7: Determine specific calendar strategy * 1.8 Step 8: Determine specific PDA strategy * 1.9 Step 9: Determine contact migration strategy * 1.10 Step 10: Test strategies for each component * 1.11 Step 11: Determine staffing resources necessary vs. what's available * 1.12 Step 12: Construct a migration time line * 1.13 Step 13: Coordinate time line with other units as needed * 1.14 Step 14: Develop communications plan * 1.15 Step 15: Determine training needs
Developing a Local Action Plan
- Know your local environment
- Overall Strategy
- Communication
- Testing Considerations
Section III: Bob (10 minutes)
Migrating Calendar and Contact Data
- Timing considerations
- Basic Strategies
- Migration Gotchas
Section IV: Bob (15 minutes)
- Hand Held Issues
Section V: John (20 minutes)
- Email Migration
- Basic Strategies
- Client Options
- Server Side Rules
- Migration Gotchas
- Email Q&A
Section VI: Q&A (15 Minutes)
Completed
- Revise VersaMail EAS page with link to the EAS download page
- May_SUG
In essence, these should be instructions on how to create back up copies of things like the MMXP database, .pst files, local mail folders, configuration information, and contact information. The purpose of these documents will be:
- To help users backup data prior to its migration to ensure that a copy is available for recovery in the event of a bad migration
- To help users backup data from Exchange supported clients for quick recovery in the event of a catastrophic corruption etc
- Making local backups
- Thunderbird
- Entourage
- Outlook 2003
- Outlook 2007
- MMXP
Ongoing
- Entourage_2004_on_Mac_OS_(Exchange)
- Apple_Mail_on_Mac_OS_(POP/IMAP)
- Next_generation_pobox
- Various Windows Mobile documentation
- Exchange_Active_Sync
- Supporting_Palm_OS
