https://www.quest.com/community/notes-to-sharepoint-migration/en-USTelligent Community 13https://www.quest.com/community/notes-to-sharepoint-migration/f/forum/34385/link-tracking-for-sharepoint/79941Tue, 19 Mar 2024 08:03:00 GMT5f2f4fa7-ebc7-4803-900c-42d427844a5e:a2b2f921-c4dd-4be0-8518-4e028074563cPeter.MendelsohnIf you want to use the Link Tracking Redirector Page, you need to install it first. https://support.quest.com/migrator-for-notes-to-sharepoint/7.4/technical-documentshttps://www.quest.com/community/notes-to-sharepoint-migration/f/forum/34385/link-tracking-for-sharepointTue, 19 Mar 2024 07:44:00 GMT5f2f4fa7-ebc7-4803-900c-42d427844a5e:5ded1995-e520-4036-b57a-1d227d62f01asakthivel samrajI am migrating lotus notes data to SharePoint and enabled Link tracking. I have used default redirector url option in settings but the system is giving me an error that the provided url is not a valid url.Migrator for Notes to SharePointlotus notes to sharepoint migrationlink trackinghttps://www.quest.com/community/notes-to-sharepoint-migration/f/forum/34372/user-mapping-to-sharepoint/79907Wed, 13 Mar 2024 07:44:00 GMT5f2f4fa7-ebc7-4803-900c-42d427844a5e:eae0c34c-0a07-4303-95e9-da0163f414d1Peter.MendelsohnPlease set up User Mapping: https://support.quest.com/technical-documents/migrator-for-notes-to-sharepoint/7.4/user-guide/32#TOPIC-2031533 https://support.quest.com/technical-documents/migrator-for-notes-to-sharepoint/7.4/user-guide/4#TOPIC-2031378https://www.quest.com/community/notes-to-sharepoint-migration/f/forum/34372/user-mapping-to-sharepointWed, 13 Mar 2024 06:14:00 GMT5f2f4fa7-ebc7-4803-900c-42d427844a5e:0cbcc27f-4407-446f-a204-2ad1aa5c884dsakthivel samrajI am migrating lotus notes data to SharePoint and enabled 'preserve created/modified identities but getting an error'. "Could not find Windows Principal for user='i:0#.f|membership|t0056i7@stellantis.com', email=''."Migrator for Notes to SharePointlotus notes to sharepoint migrationSharePoint MigrationUser Mappinghttps://www.quest.com/community/notes-to-sharepoint-migration/f/forum/34052/need-the-steps-to-configure-link-tracking-in-mnsp-for-lotus-notes-to-sharepoint-online/79328Mon, 20 Nov 2023 13:54:00 GMT5f2f4fa7-ebc7-4803-900c-42d427844a5e:a6b247d4-5840-4604-9d4b-9183ab029ddfPeter.Mendelsohn> v) Finalize the links in SharePoint using the MNSP Finalizer (in the MNSP Console - Tools)https://www.quest.com/community/notes-to-sharepoint-migration/f/forum/34052/need-the-steps-to-configure-link-tracking-in-mnsp-for-lotus-notes-to-sharepoint-online/79327Mon, 20 Nov 2023 13:24:00 GMT5f2f4fa7-ebc7-4803-900c-42d427844a5e:707a6dd3-74b0-4095-9081-0eeeb90a7f13ajith nairHi Peter,One more thing to clarify that, do we need to maintain this SQL database in future as well? Or is there any option to update the Link tracking details in SharePoint and delete the SQL DB?https://www.quest.com/community/notes-to-sharepoint-migration/f/forum/34052/need-the-steps-to-configure-link-tracking-in-mnsp-for-lotus-notes-to-sharepoint-online/79326Mon, 20 Nov 2023 12:31:00 GMT5f2f4fa7-ebc7-4803-900c-42d427844a5e:e5e03a66-e64e-478a-8572-1e3439ef2a05Peter.MendelsohnThe Sandbox Redirector page is deployed as a sandbox solution by you (manually, using the WSP provided with MNSP). Link Tracker Service and Sharepoint Online - Forum - Migrator for Notes to SharePoint - Quest Communityhttps://www.quest.com/community/notes-to-sharepoint-migration/f/forum/34052/need-the-steps-to-configure-link-tracking-in-mnsp-for-lotus-notes-to-sharepoint-online/79324Mon, 20 Nov 2023 11:34:00 GMT5f2f4fa7-ebc7-4803-900c-42d427844a5e:86f80207-af2f-4415-858c-47b084f865d6ajith nairOkay. Could you confirm , where the 'Link Redirection page' (similar to On-premise ) will be created in Online?https://www.quest.com/community/notes-to-sharepoint-migration/f/forum/34052/need-the-steps-to-configure-link-tracking-in-mnsp-for-lotus-notes-to-sharepoint-online/79322Mon, 20 Nov 2023 11:18:00 GMT5f2f4fa7-ebc7-4803-900c-42d427844a5e:9e4ffa18-e7c0-47c9-bc7e-89c1e5988067Peter.MendelsohnHello Ajith, Yes - this was specifically written for SharePoint Online. (For SharePoint on-prem, I would usually recommend to also install the Link Tracking Service on SharePoint servers - which is not possible in SharePoint Online.)https://www.quest.com/community/notes-to-sharepoint-migration/f/forum/34052/need-the-steps-to-configure-link-tracking-in-mnsp-for-lotus-notes-to-sharepoint-online/79321Mon, 20 Nov 2023 11:03:00 GMT5f2f4fa7-ebc7-4803-900c-42d427844a5e:7814e797-d15e-4497-9c95-a8659e332198ajith nairThank you Peter. In my project, the target platform is SharePoint Online. Can you confirm whether these are the steps to be followed? Or any changes needed?https://www.quest.com/community/notes-to-sharepoint-migration/f/forum/34052/need-the-steps-to-configure-link-tracking-in-mnsp-for-lotus-notes-to-sharepoint-online/79320Mon, 20 Nov 2023 10:02:00 GMT5f2f4fa7-ebc7-4803-900c-42d427844a5e:dcfb6434-334c-4255-ba07-f54d3ab041a8Peter.Mendelsohni) Create the Link Tracking Database (MS SQL) using the Quest Link Tracking Database Manager (installed as part of the MNSP installation) ii) Turn on client side Link Tracking in the MNSP options, configure (and test) access to the database created in i) iii) Turn on Link Tracking in the advanced options of your migration jobs iv) Migrate source and target documents of your Notes Doclinks to SharePoint v) Finalize the links in SharePoint using the MNSP Finalizer (in the MNSP Console - Tools) (Optionally you can also use the MNSP Link Tracking sandbox redirector page - however very few customers use it, and it has no impact once the migration is finalized.)https://www.quest.com/community/notes-to-sharepoint-migration/f/forum/34052/need-the-steps-to-configure-link-tracking-in-mnsp-for-lotus-notes-to-sharepoint-onlineFri, 17 Nov 2023 10:46:00 GMT5f2f4fa7-ebc7-4803-900c-42d427844a5e:33687dad-4145-4d36-a34a-db55ea3b749fajith nairHi Team, I am using Quest 7.3.0.2001 for migrating Lotus notes to SharePoint Online. I need to use the Quest Link Tracking in my project (from one LN database to another database). Please give the detailed steps to perform this operation. Regards Ajith Kumarhttps://www.quest.com/community/notes-to-sharepoint-migration/f/forum/33852/how-can-i-map-a-notes-user-name-to-the-sharepoint-author-created-by-and-editor-modified-by-fields/79016Wed, 20 Sep 2023 10:13:00 GMT5f2f4fa7-ebc7-4803-900c-42d427844a5e:c5de0b03-4a0b-42d3-bc65-1a7c5fc61bf8Peter.MendelsohnMapping to Doc.Author and Author works nicely in my lab (I have also seen this work for other customers). If this does not work for you, it may be worth a support ticket. For DocumentSets, I am not sure if there is a way to directly map this. The only workaround I can think of currently is Save to intermediate file, and use a script to re-write the values. Regards, Peterhttps://www.quest.com/community/notes-to-sharepoint-migration/f/forum/33852/how-can-i-map-a-notes-user-name-to-the-sharepoint-author-created-by-and-editor-modified-by-fieldsMon, 18 Sep 2023 14:39:00 GMT5f2f4fa7-ebc7-4803-900c-42d427844a5e:1432f34b-6fc5-4415-846e-8258a817181fjens polsterI have disabled the "Preserve Created/Modified identities" option in the "Map Data" tab of the MNSP designer because I want to map a different user name from the Notes field "Creator" to the "Created by" (Author) field in SharePoint - not the first user from $UpdatedBy field in Notes. I am migrating to Word documents stored in document sets and I want the "Created by" info in both the document set as well as the word document to be the user from the "Creator" field (and also as the Author in the Word document properties). User mapping works in general and for this user name in other fields as well. I have tried to map the Notes field to "DocSet.Author", "Doc.Author" and "Author", but I don't get the desired results. "DocSet.Author" just gets added as an additional field, Doc.Author is filled with my user name and the user name from the "Creator" field (as one value) and "Author" is ignored.SharePoint MigrationUser Mappingfield mappinghttps://www.quest.com/community/notes-to-sharepoint-migration/f/forum/33677/403-forbidden-error-when-trying-to-load-from-sharepoint-list/78780Tue, 01 Aug 2023 13:04:00 GMT5f2f4fa7-ebc7-4803-900c-42d427844a5e:5948d980-b4e1-4bff-b3ee-43a6aca983b1Peter.MendelsohnSometimes switching the authentication type helps - sometimes even doing re-authentication (expired cookies can be one of the reasons for this error). Can you successfully migrate to the list (just one or two items with incomplete fields, for testing)? If yes, it's probably best to open a support case why loading the fields list from SharePoint does not work.https://www.quest.com/community/notes-to-sharepoint-migration/f/forum/33677/403-forbidden-error-when-trying-to-load-from-sharepoint-listMon, 24 Jul 2023 16:10:00 GMT5f2f4fa7-ebc7-4803-900c-42d427844a5e:c1e9bcd4-b797-48be-b5a5-1b469ede2cedtlboweWe are trying to use the ‘Load from SharePoint List’ option to setup our data mappings for Notes to SharePoint, but we are getting a 403 forbidden error. The connection to the general SharePoint site is successful and we can browse all the lists. We just can’t load from a specific list. Error: System.Reflection.TargetInvocationException: Exception has been thrown by the target of an invocation. ---> System.Reflection.TargetInvocationException: Exception has been thrown by the target of an invocation. ---> System.Net.WebException: The request failed with HTTP status 403: Forbidden. I also have the full error log if needed.lotus notes to share pointlotus notes to sharepoint migrationSharePoint Migrationnotes to sharepointLotus Notes Databasehttps://www.quest.com/community/notes-to-sharepoint-migration/f/forum/32582/quest-nsmp-analysis-question---database-usage/78549Mon, 03 Jul 2023 02:59:00 GMT5f2f4fa7-ebc7-4803-900c-42d427844a5e:e34657da-b8e8-495a-998a-d2c2a5ddc1abfaxivo2914Distinguishing usage made by HTTP traffic on a Domino server from usage caused by agents/replication can be a challenge, as both cases may show database usage made by the server account. However, there are some approaches you can consider to achieve this distinction: User Authentication: Implement user authentication mechanisms on your Domino server. By requiring users to log in with unique credentials, you can track individual user access to the database. This can help differentiate HTTP traffic made by real people accessing the database through a browser from other types of server activities. Access Logs: Enable access logging on your Domino server. By reviewing the access logs, you can identify specific HTTP requests made to the server, including the IP addresses and timestamps associated with those requests. This information can help you determine real user activity versus agent/replication activity. Custom Tracking: Implement custom tracking mechanisms within your applications. This can involve adding code to capture user-specific information during HTTP requests, such as session IDs or unique identifiers. By analyzing this information, you can track and differentiate individual user activity. Regarding your question about the source of scanned database information in the USA Postal Service (USPS), it's important to note that I am an AI language model and do not have real-time information. However, generally, USPS may gather information about scanned databases from various sources, including log.nsf (log files) or database properties/headers. The specific method used by USPS to collect this information may vary, and it would be best to consult official USPS documentation or reach out to their support for accurate and up-to-date information. Remember to consult with your Domino server administrator or IT department to implement the most appropriate approach for your specific environment and requirements.https://www.quest.com/community/notes-to-sharepoint-migration/f/forum/32832/migrate-private-documents-from-discussion-type-domino-application/78199Thu, 02 Mar 2023 22:16:00 GMT5f2f4fa7-ebc7-4803-900c-42d427844a5e:0017853a-40e9-4752-b037-c55e01805fb2Tim.Fountain1. The migration tool is running under a Notes user as defined in the Notes.INI. If that user can't see these documents in a regular Notes client, the migration tool will not be able to read them either. So you would need to grant the migration user read access to all the Notes documents. 2. While Migrator for Notes to SharePoint can set document level security in SharePoint, it may not be advisable. SharePoint best practices recommend using the security inheritance model to secure sites, lists, and items. By using MNSP to set security, you will be breaking the inheritance model. That said, you would first need to set up the User Mapping to map Notes user names to corresponding SharePoint names. (See the Advanced tab on your migration job). Once mapping is set, use the "Map Reader/Author fields" checkbox (again on the Advanced tab) to enable document-level security migration.https://www.quest.com/community/notes-to-sharepoint-migration/f/forum/32832/migrate-private-documents-from-discussion-type-domino-applicationWed, 22 Feb 2023 10:21:00 GMT5f2f4fa7-ebc7-4803-900c-42d427844a5e:680ac0f4-150c-4374-bd62-5a1942be39b2support_34988We have a requirement to migrate Domino applications to SharePoint. All of the applications are based on a modified Domino discussion template. One of the modifications is around security and private documents. There are documents that are private to users and upon migration to SharePoint and this needs to be maintained. So my questions are: 1. How can the migration tool "read" these private documents? 2. How can this privacy be maintained once the documents have been migrated? Any help would be greatly appreciated.https://www.quest.com/community/notes-to-sharepoint-migration/f/forum/32675/critical-file-fields-are-not-allowed-when-migrating-to-document-sets/78018Wed, 23 Nov 2022 11:57:00 GMT5f2f4fa7-ebc7-4803-900c-42d427844a5e:d3925869-0135-4761-a2a0-4851daf45572cesar_74902Sorry, I said links but they are paths actually.