The following parameters are used to set values in the control file.
Parameter | Use | Description |
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Mode No default | Required when using the control file.
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The mode for this migration. It must
be the first line in the control file.
Note Set Mode to FILE when importing migration files. |
Exch55 Default: TRUE | Required when Mode is set to
EXCHANGE. |
Whether the source server is running Exchange 5.5 or Exchange 2000. |
RestrictSearchtoSid Default: FALSE | Optional when Mode is set to
EXCHANGE or IMPORT ONLY FROM PST. |
Whether to match user objects based only on the object SID. |
SubjectFile No default | Optional when Mode is set to EXCHANGE. Valid setting is the path and filename of a file that consists of lists of subjects (in Unicode format). | Normalized subject text is checked for a prefix match against any of the input subjects. If a match is found, the message is not copied to the destination. The file must end with a carriage return character and a line feed character. |
ForcePwdChange Default: FALSE | Optional |
Whether to force users whose accounts were migrated to change their passwords. |
Function Default: FULL | The migration function to perform. | |
File No default | The path and file name of the packing list or user list file, or the path to the temporary directory to which migration files should be written. | |
Accounts No default | Required when Mode is set to IMAP. Required when Mode is set to EXCHANGE, CCMAIL, NOTES, ADSI, or MSMAILPC (when a user list file is not specified by File). Valid setting is a user list file. | A user list file with a listing of accounts to be migrated. Users may be listed by alias, X.500 address, or SMTP address. For an alias list, the format of each entry must match the name format as it appears in the Full Name column of the Migration Wizard Account Migration screen. Each name is on one line and is followed by a carriage return and line feed. For X.500 or SMTP address lists, each entry should start with X500: or SMTP:, then the address, followed by a carriage return and line feed. |
Mailbox Default: TRUE | Optional |
Whether to extract mailbox creation information and create the mailbox on Exchange. |
Email Default: TRUE | Whether to extract personal e-mail messages. | |
Public Default: TRUE | Required when Mode is set to FILE, MSMAILPC, CCMAIL, or COLLABRA. TRUE | FALSE | Whether to extract shared folders,
bulletin board, or forum information.
Note When you import from a file, if you are not migrating public folders, you must set this attribute to FALSE or an error will result. |
PAB Default: TRUE | Whether to extract personal address book (PAB) entries and PAB distribution lists. | |
Schedule Default: TRUE | Whether to extract schedule (calendar) information. | |
EmailStart Default: Jan 01, 1601 |
The earliest (start) date for filtering which e-mail messages are moved. Messages without dates are always migrated. | |
EmailEnd No default | The end date for filtering which e-mail messages are moved. Messages without dates are always migrated. | |
ExchStoreDN No default | Required when Function is not set to EXTRACT. Valid setting is a distinguished name. | The distinguished name of the Exchange
mailbox store in which user mailbox stores are to be created.
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Container No default | Required when Function is not
set to EXTRACT. |
The distinguished name of the organizational unit (container) in which new Windows accounts are to be created. You can get the full distinguished name from a Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAP) viewer such as Ldp.exe or Adsivw.exe. |
NTAccounts Default: RANDOM | Optional; ignored unless
Mailbox is set to TRUE. |
Whether to create Microsoft Windows NT accounts for new users and which value to use as the Windows NT account password. |
Postoffice No default | Required if Mode is set to MSMAILPC, EXCHANGE, CCMAIL, GRPWISE, ADSI, or IMAP. Valid setting is a universal naming convention (UNC) path or a mapped drive location. However, if you are migrating Exchange mailboxes, the valid setting is the name of the Exchange server. | The full path to the post office. |
GWDomain No default | Required if Mode is set to GRPWISE5. Valid setting is either a UNC path or a mapped drive location. | The path to the GroupWise 5.x domain. |
POName No default | Required if Mode is set to CCMAIL, NOTES, or GRPWISE5. | The full name of a cc:Mail, Notes, or a GroupWise 5.x post office. The Notes post office should be in the form Notes Server/Domain. The GroupWise post office is in the domain stated in the GWDomain value. |
DefFldPerms Default: None | Optional if Public is set to TRUE. Valid options are None, Author, and PubEditor. | Used to assign default access permissions to all users for migrated shared information. |
FldOwner No default | Required if Public is set to TRUE. | Distinguished name of the account that
will own the public folder. You should use the Exchange 5.5 version
distinguished name rather than the Active Directory distinguished
name. |
ImportDestination Default: SERVER | Specifies the destination store for
migrated data.
Note Public folder data does not migrate to .pst files. |
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PSTPath
Note If you use the keyword ImportDestination, you can select the location where the PST file will be placed. If you don't specify the location, the PST file will be placed in the root directory of the drive where Exchange is installed. |
Required if ImportDestination is set to PST. Valid setting is path name. | The fully qualified path to the directory where personal folder (.pst) files are created. |
GWUserGRPName No default | Required if Mode is set to GRPWISE. | The name of the Novell GroupWise group whose members are to be migrated. |
SchdStart Default: Jan 01, 1601 |
Optional; ignored unless Mode is set to NOTES, GRPWISE, or GRPWISE5. Valid settings are in the date and time format (YYYYMMDDHHMMSS). | The earliest (start) date for filtering which calendar data is moved. Information without dates is always migrated. |
SchdEnd Default: Current date |
Optional; ignored unless Mode is set to NOTES, GRPWISE, or GRPWISE5. Valid settings are in the date and time format (YYYYMMDDHHMMSS). | The end date for filtering which calendar data is moved. Messages without dates are always migrated. |
Phone Default: TRUE | Optional; ignored unless Mode is set to GRPWISE or GRPWISE5. TRUE | FALSE | Whether to migrate phone messages. |
Appointments Default: TRUE | Optional; ignored unless Mode is set to NOTES, GRPWISE, or GRPWISE5. TRUE | FALSE | Whether to migrate appointments. |
Notes Default: TRUE | Optional; ignored unless Mode is set to GRPWISE or GRPWISE5. TRUE | FALSE | Whether to migrate notes. |
Tasks Default: TRUE | Optional; ignored unless Mode is set to GRPWISE or GRPWISE5. TRUE | FALSE | Whether to migrate tasks. |
GWRTF Default: TRUE | Optional; ignored unless Mode
is set to GRPWISE. |
Indicates whether messages are migrated in RTF. |
IniFile Default: Depends on the version of Lotus Notes installed. |
Optional; ignored unless Mode is set to NOTES. | The path to the Notes.ini file. |
DocLinkConversion Default: RTF | Optional; ignored unless Mode
is set to NOTES. |
How Notes document links are converted within the messages being migrated. |
Secure Default: FALSE | Optional; ignored unless Mode is set to ADSI. | Whether to use Secure authentication. |
Encryption Default: FALSE | Optional; ignored unless Mode is set to ADSI or IMAP. | Whether messages are encrypted. If set to TRUE, Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) is used to migrate the contents of the mailboxes. In this case, make sure you choose the correct value for Port. |
Port Default: 389 for Mode ADSI 143 for Mode IMAP |
Optional; ignored unless Mode is set to ADSI, IMAP, or EXCHANGE. | The port number. |
! | Optional | A comment delimiter. Must be the first value in the line. |
Home-Server No default | Required if ExchStoreDN is not specified. Valid setting is a server name. | The common name of the Exchange server that will house the new, migrated mailboxes. |
ExchStore No default | Required if ExchStoreDN is not specified. Valid setting is a mailbox database name. | The common name of the Exchange mailbox database that will house the new, migrated mailboxes. |
Related Topics
Sample Control Files