This topic provides a list of known issues as well as methods to troubleshoot problems with Notes group migration.
Known Issues
- Verify that all required prerequisites have
been met, especially the permissions noted for both the NAMES.NSF
and the organizational units (OUs) to contain the migrated
groups.
- Remember that free-text member entries in
Domino groups may not be associated with a Domino user, and an
object representing them may not exist in Active Directory. If
warnings are displayed during group migration, you will have to
manually create contacts to represent the free-text entries, and
update the Active Directory groups accordingly.
- If the Active Directory account performing
migration of Domino groups does not have the necessary permissions
on Exchange Server in the domain hosting the target organizational
unit, the migration tool will display the following error
message:
Permission denied in Exchange Server 2007
The Domino groups will be successfully migrated to Universal groups, but the new groups will not be mail-enabled.
There are two ways to resolve this situation:
- Find the groups that were just created,
delete them, and run the migration again with the correct
permissions.
- Find the groups that were just created and
manually mail enable them through the Exchange Admin Console using
an account with the correct permissions.
- Find the groups that were just created,
delete them, and run the migration again with the correct
permissions.
- You can work around some Active
Directory–related connectivity problems by specifying a different
Global Catalog using the -GlobalCatalog switch:
Move-DominoGroupToAD –Identity 'Notes Canonical Name' ‑PrimaryDirectory 'mergemode' –TargetOU 'OU=orgunit,DC=domain,DC=com' –GlobalCatalog gcname