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Exchange 2007: Migrate Now, or Migrate Later?

Last post 02-08-2007, 10:34 AM by Orin. 4 replies.


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02-08-2007, 10:34 AM 345

AnneG_editor
Joined on 02-07-2007
Loveland, Colorado
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Exchange 2007: Migrate Now, or Migrate Later?

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What are your migration plans? If you're an Exchange 2003 shop, how soon will you be upgrading to Exchange? And if you're on a legacy Exchange (pre-2003) or non-Exchange (e.g., Notes, GroupWise) version, are you going to go straight to Exchange 2007 or install 2003 as an interim step?

What are your arguments for moving to Exchange 2007 right away vs. delaying the upgrade? Or moving to 2007 right away vs. moving to 2003 in the short term?

Anne Grubb, Web Site Strategic Editor
Windows IT Pro

Filed under: Migration, Exchange 2007

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02-15-2007, 10:51 AM 377 in reply to 345

blake_eno
Joined on 02-15-2007
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Re: Exchange 2007: Migrate Now, or Migrate Later?

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Hi Anne. Can you provide some links to articles that help users migrate from Lotus Notes to Exchange 2003/2007?

Thanks

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02-16-2007, 8:54 AM 386 in reply to 377

AnneG_editor
Joined on 02-07-2007
Loveland, Colorado
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Re: Exchange 2007: Migrate Now, or Migrate Later?

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We've published a few articles on that topic. Here they are:

Tooling Up for Exchange Migration

Microsoft Offers Migration Tools for Lotus Notes/Domino Users

Here are a few Microsoft resources:

Lotus Notes/Domino Migration and Coexistence Tools and Resources

Microsoft support policy for Exchange Server coexistence with and migration from Lotus Notes/Domino 6.x

Readers—do you want to see articles about Notes in Exchange & Outlook Pro VIP? If so, on what topics—migration, coexistence, others?

Anne Grubb, Web Site Strategic Editor
Windows IT Pro

Filed under: Migration, Exchange 2007

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03-01-2007, 1:20 PM 448 in reply to 386

NathanWinters
Joined on 02-27-2007
London, UK
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Re: Exchange 2007: Migrate Now, or Migrate Later?

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Hi,

Maybe this one below will also help.

http://www.microsoft.com/technet/prodtechnol/exchange/articles/migrate_ibm.mspx

Cheers

Nathan

Nathan Winters - MVP Exchange Server
MCSE & MCSA 2000 & 2003 + Messaging, MCITP Exchange 2007, MCP, VMWare VCP v2 & v3.

Welcome to the Microsoft Messaging and Mobility User Group: http://www.mmmug.co.uk

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03-05-2007, 5:04 AM 463 in reply to 386

Orin
Joined on 02-09-2007
Melbourne Australia
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Re: Exchange 2007: Migrate Now, or Migrate Later?

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I think a good coexistence article would not go astray. I've seen several environments where the two have to co-exist and from both sides there was a bit of head scratching as to how to get everything to gel.

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