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Re: Migration across Domains

No worries.  When you have been through it, sometimes a brief explanation 
which sounds good to you can leave a lot of holes for others when they 
read it.  I will be happy to answer questions, I just can't provide the 
home grown management application.

Eric


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Very cool.  I wasn't trying to be argumentative, just pushing for 
clarification for his sake (and mine).

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Assumption is that you would not use the AdminP move function.  You would 
need to do this manually or build an application (which we did) to manage 
the work.
1) Creating replica stubs on the destined server so that a connection doc 
between them will rep the data.
2) Send the users an email with a button to update their clients.
3) Re-cert them in the new Domain once they have been migrated.

Technically, you can manually get the replica stubs over and send the 
users a procedure doc to follow.  Again, it does work, we migrated 23K 
users from one domain to another this way and they kept all their mail, 
groups, access, etc. without issue.

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I think the question is how will he move the clients if the two domains do 



not have an adminp in common.  With one server and one domain, I don't 
know much about the move function.

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You will have to work out the details but here is the concept that worked 
quite well for us on a x-domain migration.

1) copy the person docs from A to B along with needed certificates
2) copy desired groups if any
3) rep the mail files
4) move the clients
5) you know have said Domain A users on Domain B
6) rename in Domain A users to Domain B format

You protect all mail, etc.



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Has anyone ever had to migrate a user from a server in one domain to
another domain that do not share a common adminp database.  Basically, two
separate subsidiaries that each maintain their own environment.  Any
feedback would be a great help.
Thanks,

Jose del Risco
Corporate Domino Administrator
Oshkosh Truck Corporation

(920) 420.9151  x 2741


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