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Windows Server Forum / Exchange Server / Clients / July 2008move Outlook clients from local PST to Exchange
I have a Small Business Server client which has 10 Outlook clients runing Office 2003 & Office 2007. Is there a way to move them to Exchange on SBS and move their email currently in local PST files into Exchange? Thanks! For 10 clients, a manual move would probably work best. Setup the new Outlook profile to connect to Exchange. Once OL starts, go to File, Import / Export and import the old PST into their Exchange mailbox. >I have a Small Business Server client which has 10 Outlook clients runing > Office 2003 & Office 2007. Is there a way to move them to Exchange on SBS > and > move their email currently in local PST files into Exchange? > > Thanks! this would import all email, calendar, tasks into Exchange? Thanks! > For 10 clients, a manual move would probably work best. > Setup the new Outlook profile to connect to Exchange. [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > > > > Thanks! Yep! > this would import all email, calendar, tasks into Exchange? > [quoted text clipped - 13 lines] >> > >> > Thanks! > I have a Small Business Server client which has 10 Outlook clients > runing Office 2003 & Office 2007. Is there a way to move them to > Exchange on SBS and move their email currently in local PST files > into Exchange? > > Thanks! Hi - not to second-guess the illustrious Mr. Blackstone, but note that importing in Outlook can leave you with corrupt data. Instead, I'd suggest you select/copy/paste. Tedious, but more reliable. Also, since you're using SBS, note that it does a lot of things differently - post in microsoft.public.windows.server.sbs for more help. Make sure you're setting up your computers/users via the SBS wizards & are joining your PCs to the domain using the wizards. Very important if you want a working system. >> I have a Small Business Server client which has 10 Outlook clients >> runing Office 2003 & Office 2007. Is there a way to move them to [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] >importing in Outlook can leave you with corrupt data. Instead, I'd suggest >you select/copy/paste. Tedious, but more reliable. A tip for calendar data copying is to change the view to a tabular view, like by category. You can then easily select the lot a copy them to the mailbox calendar. Even repeating appointments are copied well this way. >Also, since you're using SBS, note that it does a lot of things >differently - post in microsoft.public.windows.server.sbs for more help. >Make sure you're setting up your computers/users via the SBS wizards & are >joining your PCs to the domain using the wizards. Very important if you want >a working system. >  SignatureDave Mills There are 10 type of people, those that understand binary and those that don't. |
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