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Convert NSF to PST using Migrator FROM Notes to Exchange (Office 365)

daniel.marreiro
over 7 years ago

Hi Folks,

I'm on migration of Lotus Notes do Office 365 and now we need convert NSF to PST using MNE.

My question is, the name of PST files after be converted by MNE, are defined with the First Name, Midle and Last Name existent in person file configuration of NAB (Notes Address Book), and that information is not make match with AD Information, impossibiliting i use script to load pst in outlook.
Exist some configuration file in the MNE responsible by this configuration, its possible i get one attribute in specific in the person file of Notes?

 

Ex: Its possible the pst file name is named with mail file (user.nsf)?

 

Tks regards!

Daniel Marreiro

  • 0 over 7 years ago
    Hi Daniel,

    Currently, Migrator for Notes to Exchange (MNE) does not provide an option to customize the name of the PST files that are created. MNE uses the "primary Notes address" from the top of the Notes User name field in order to name PST files that it creates. You may want to investigate creating a PowerShell script to parse the name of the file into what you need in order to import it into Exchange.
    • 0 over 7 years ago
      Hi, Trevor
      Thanks by your reply..
      I will try this approach..may be that's it help me in this case!

      Thanks a lot!
      • 0 over 7 years ago

        Just to offer another path to reach your goal.

        • Notes data extracted to pst
        • PST attached to End users outlook profile

        The Self Service Desktop Migrator (SSDM) does this all by design. It it's default configuration...

        1. It is run by the end users, from their workstations
        2. It will prompt them for their Notes Password
        3. Prompt them for what data to migrate
        4. Extract to PSTs on the local workstation
        5. Attach the PSTs to the default Outlook profile

        SSDM can be preconfigured as to what will be migrated from where (mailbox or archive), where the PSTs are stored, data ranges for data, ect. You can even get down to displaying a single screen for using input (prompt for notes password)