Updated Release of the Transporter Suite

On a positive note - the Transporter Management shell is no longer  a resource hog when running a notes migration. I don't know if anyone else was seeing this but in previous releases transporter would consume all available CPU cycles when running a migration.

Much better now!

Thx,
   M@

We are in the middle of migrating staff from Sun JES to Exchange 2007, I hope this will help us with at least the mail side of things.

*Supported* tools to bulk import things like calendars (ical) on the server side and "migrate" PST files and other outlook profile settings from one profile (JES outlook connector) to another (exchange) would also be very useful without a lot of unsupported scripting work. I have no idea how we are going to do this at the moment.

Just noticed the update yesterday ... I was pleasantly surprised by the IMAP4/POP3 migration tool (Onedin, this may help you out download, install and test.... let us know the results). One disappointment about recent Transporter is .... where are the release notes? The only release notes I've seen online are from Feb 2007. Soo the Q that everyone's waiting for is ... what's new? The two things I'm curious about are: Does this version do anything to address "Transporter Panic" issues that I've seen on the occasional mailbox (An issues I've been working on with Shawn Z @ MS for a while now). And any benefit to running .Net 2.0 SP1 (instead of .Net with the hotfix required to install exchange 2007).

I'll be trying out the new transporter today ... if I notice anything of interest I'll post.

As always love the blog! Looking forward to the relase notes.

Regards,
  M@

Wow, sounds good for us, being in the middle os a "Linux IMAP4 to Exch2k7" migration. If I think well with this tool we don't need to set up a temporary Exch2k3 server to migrate data from Linux and then move mailboxes to Exch2k7. Instead we can do a one step direct migration from Linux to Exch2k7.
Am I correct, guys?

You guys make me laugh, with your annual updates, which always (amazingly) seem to coincide with Lotusphere!!!

What offerings do you have to migrate Sametims to OCS?