qc_metal
10-17-2006, 11:24 AM
Ok, here's our environment:
BES 4.1.1
Single BES server running local MSDE on Windows 2000
Exchange 5.5
320 users, about 40 users who appear to be still utilizing desktop synchronization (even though we told them how to enterprise activate).
We currently have a BES 4.1.2 Domino server up and running.
I know that this isn't a migration, because you can't move a user from Exchange BES to Notes, but I wanted to find out what the gotchas are on the client side.
For example, our plan is to wipe the BlackBerrys because I'm guessing that any Exchange emails on the Notes-connected device will not work as expected if the user is attempting to reply.
Also, the Desktop Manager - some people still use this, as mentioned. My thoughts were that we would send out a notice to the users stating that if you still wish to use the Desktop Manager, then you will need to run the setup and select the Notes option.
These are just a couple gotchas I have thought about - do you have any others?
What about the implications of the wireless backups? Exchange backups are pretty much useless, correct (once the move is made to Notes)?
Regards,
Rob
BES 4.1.1
Single BES server running local MSDE on Windows 2000
Exchange 5.5
320 users, about 40 users who appear to be still utilizing desktop synchronization (even though we told them how to enterprise activate).
We currently have a BES 4.1.2 Domino server up and running.
I know that this isn't a migration, because you can't move a user from Exchange BES to Notes, but I wanted to find out what the gotchas are on the client side.
For example, our plan is to wipe the BlackBerrys because I'm guessing that any Exchange emails on the Notes-connected device will not work as expected if the user is attempting to reply.
Also, the Desktop Manager - some people still use this, as mentioned. My thoughts were that we would send out a notice to the users stating that if you still wish to use the Desktop Manager, then you will need to run the setup and select the Notes option.
These are just a couple gotchas I have thought about - do you have any others?
What about the implications of the wireless backups? Exchange backups are pretty much useless, correct (once the move is made to Notes)?
Regards,
Rob