LDIF Considerations

LDIF files are ASCII text files containing directory entries. The format is designed for transferring directories from one system to another. Many IMAP or POP3 based email systems import or export address books in the LDIF format, so choose this format if you need to transfer data between systems. In Transend Migration Console, LDIF files… […]

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Required Configuration Settings

Configuring Required settings is a critical step that allows you to define the basic framework of your migration. You are creating a Configuration (a collection of settings) to be applied to a set of Users during a migration. Many operators create multiple Configurations to use with different Users, or with different migrations. Example:A common migration… […]

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Start Migration

To begin migrating data, go to Migrations > Run and click Start. Type of MigrationIn the popup window, select the type of migration you will be performing. If you have not input a license key, you will only be able to select Trial, which will limit your migration to 5 messages per folder. If you… […]

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Setting up Remote Machines

Transend Remote Agents perform the actual migration of data. Migration jobs are configured and created on the Console machine, which then uses its Daemon service to distribute those jobs to the Remote Agent Machines for processing. You may install as many Remote Agent Machines as needed to scale your migration, per your licensed edition type.… […]

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Validate Credentials

Ensure the credentials for your source and target mailboxes are accurate. Select the Users you wish to migrate, and click Validate to confirm their credentials are accurate. When validation is successful each User will have a green checkmark in its Validation Status field. Click Continue. […]

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Add Microsoft Graph to application

If you are creating an application to perform an administrative driven migration to or from Microsoft 365, Exchange, or another platform using EWS, you must add Microsoft Graph to your application. Follow Steps 1 – 19 to create an application. When you get to Step 19, click “Add a permission” and select Microsoft Graph from… […]

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CalDAV Considerations

CalDAV is a standard for storing calendar and task data on a remote server, and a protocol for clients to access that data. Many systems such as Oracle Communications Suite, CommuniGate, Zimbra, Scalix, Kerio, Google, Yahoo and others support CalDAV. If Transend supports the native API of your platform, we recommend using that, otherwise CalDAV… […]

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CardDAV Considerations

CardDAV is a standard for storing address book/contacts data on a remote server, and a protocol for clients to access that data. Many systems such as Oracle Communications Suite, CommuniGate, Zimbra, Scalix, Kerio, Google, Yahoo and others support CardDAV. If Transend supports the native API of your system, you should use that, otherwise CardDAV can… […]

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Notes Domino Considerations

Transend can migrate Notes Domino email data whether the Notes mail file is stored on the local workstation or if the Notes account is on a Domino message server. On this page: Requirements Authentication Address Translation Passwords Notes Encrypted Documents Read/Unread Marks Embedded Objects NSF Buffer Pool Size RFC-822 (MIME) format RequirementsNotes email client: A… […]

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Dovecot IMAP Server Considerations

Migrate to or from Dovecot IMAP Server without user passwords by setting up the Dovecot Master User for admin authentication. RequirementsNo additional software is required. Internet Connection. A TCP/IP connection to the server is required. After the Master User is set up in Dovecot, perform the following steps in Transend Migration Console: On the Create… […]

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