I am in the process of doing a POC for a notes integration with exchange
which will have long term co-existinece. the Notes environment currently has
over 2000 users, im planning to setup an exchange with the notes connector to
migrate about 50 users initially. i have a couple of questions on these and
hope someone would help me clarify.
1. right now internet bound mails are delivered to the notes server, when i
read through technet, it said to point the MX to the exchange server and
transfer mails through the connector to the notes environment. this seems not
too practical in this environment as the majority of the users are exchange,
can the notes deliver mails to exchange without changing the MX record?
2. DOES ANYBODY KNOW OR CAN SOMEONE POINT ME TO FIND INFO ON HOW I COULD
CONFIGURE THE NOTES AND EXCHANGE SERVER TO DELIVER THE MAIL TO EACH OTHER IF
THE MAILBOX CANNOT BE FOUND IN THE LOCAL SYSTEM?
3. I ALSO NEED TO IMPLEMENT A EXCHANGE CLUSTER ACROSS TWO LOCATIONS WHICH
ARE CONNECTED THROUGH 1GBPS FIBER. WOULD IT BE FINE IF THE EXCHANGE CLUSTER
NOTES ARE IN TWO DIFFERENT LOCATIONS?
HOPE SOMEONE COULD HELP ME OUT.
REGARDS
iMRAN
Andrew Sword [MVP] - 27 Aug 2006 12:41 GMT
I would start with this site
http://www.microsoft.com/technet/prodtechnol/exchange/2003/migrate.mspx
http://www.msexchange.org/tutorials/Improving_Coexistence_between_Lotus_NotesDom
ino_and_Microsoft_Exchange.html
>I am in the process of doing a POC for a notes integration with exchange
> which will have long term co-existinece. the Notes environment currently
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> REGARDS
> iMRAN
Albion2000 - 29 Aug 2006 09:11 GMT
I would leave the MX record pointing to the Notes Server. After the
test phase, and only then I would consider switching to the Exchange
Server. In Notes you have to configure a foreign document for the users
you wish to migrate. This tells Notes where the Users are, ie on the
Exchange Server.
On the Exchange Server you have to install a Notes client with the
correct permissions to access the Notes Server Databases.
For migration Tools try here :
http://www.binarytree.com/website/msg/home.nsf/vContentW/About+Us--About+Us!Open
document
gives you an insight on what lays in store for you!
For clustering try here :
http://www.microsoft.com/technet/prodtechnol/exchange/guides/Ex2k3DepGuide/9f5b9
1cd-d7c2-409d-81a0-033a23e1faee.mspx?mfr=true