Migrator for GroupWise

ZeroIMPACT GroupWise migration to Office 365 and Exchange

Migrator for GroupWise simplifies and accelerates the move to Office 365 and Exchange 2016, as well as mitigates the risk of data loss. It quickly and accurately migrates your users’ email, calendars, tasks, personal address books, frequent contacts, archives, recurring meetings and more.

The solution helps you finish your migration faster by enabling you to:

Migrate multiple mailboxes simultaneously
Automate administrative tasks
Collect mailbox and archive information for pre-migration planning

Most importantly, Migrator for GroupWise preserves the integrity of each user's mailbox, ensuring accurate migration from GroupWise to Office 365 and Exchange. In fact, it is the only solution capable of preserving GroupWise recurring and custom recurring appointments as a recurring series in Exchange.

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Features
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Specifications
Resources
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Features

Pre-migration assessment

Collect mailbox and archive information for more accurate migration planning.

Prerequisite checker

Easily scan your environment to determine if the required software and settings, connectivity, permissions, and access rights are in place - before you begin.

Finish fast

Transition multiple mailboxes simultaneously with a multi-threaded migration engine to reduce project costs and timelines. You can also install multiple migration consoles to increase scalability.

Auto process

Automate administrative tasks, such as mailbox creation, and advanced mail routing options to reduce IT work time and ensure migration tasks occur in proper sequence.

Self-service desktop migrator

Enable end users or administrators to silently migrate personal data, such as local GroupWise archives, to Exchange or Outlook personal stores, without data loss.

Mailbox integrity

Preserve valuable email information, including dates, times, formatting and attachments. Migrator for GroupWise provides a complete address translation, enabling users to reply/reply all to migrated messages without editing addresses. You can also preserve proxy and folder rights while accurately migrating shared folders, personal address books and folder structures, maintaining a familiar messaging experience for end users.

Seamless coexistence

You can also use Coexistence Manager for GroupWise to deliver directory, free/busy and calendar coexistence between GroupWise and Office 365 and Exchange. This ensures users on both platforms remain productive throughout the entire migration.

Tour

Prerequisite checker

Scan your environment to determine if the required software and settings, connectivity, permissions, and access rights are in place-before you begin.

View migration progress

View progress and summary of migration tasks.

Status View

View progress and summary of directory export tasks.

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Specifications

Supported sources: Novell GroupWise 6.0-7.0.4, or 8.0.0-8.0.3, or GroupWise 2012 to SP4 (12.1.1 through 12.0.4)

Supported targets: Office 365, Exchange 2016 (GA), Exchange 2013 (GA or SP1), Exchange 2010 (GA, SP1, SP2 or SP3)

For a complete list of system requirements, visit https://support.quest.com/migrator-for-groupwise/.

Resources

Datasheet

Migrator for GroupWise

Simplify GroupWise migration while reducing downtime and data loss.

E-book

What's New with Microsoft Exchange 2016 and Office 365

This e-book highlights the 14 most interesting and valuable changes you should know about, whether you’re trying to determine whether Exchange 2016 is worth moving to, looking for talking points for your management or just satisfying your curiosity.

White Paper

Plan for Success when Migrating from GroupWise to Office 365

White paper - Plan for Success when Migrating from GroupWise to Office 365

Technical Brief

A Brief Guide to GroupWise-to-Exchange Coexistence

Many organizations are planning coexistence projects between GroupWise and Microsoft Exchange — either as part of a migration or to integrate disparate environments. This paper discusses various levels of coexistence and highlights options for achieving.

Datasheet