Moving from cc:Mail to Lotus Domino R5 Moving ... - IBM Redbooks

17. Registered Notes users on cc:Mail field: If you enter information on your
cc:Mail users into the Domino Directory without using directory
conversion, and then try to synchronize the directory with a cc:Mail post
office, directory conversion may consider the cc:Mail names in the
Domino Directory to be of “Notes origin” and will reject the changes
intended for those users.
To force directory conversion to accept changes for cc:Mail users that
already appear in the Domino Directory as Notes users, enable
“Registered Notes users on cc:Mail” in the Server document before you
begin using directory conversion. This setting allows directory
conversion to update the Person documents for the cc:Mail users in the
Domino Directory with the necessary information when you use
directory conversion for the first time.
18. The field titled Build Notes short name for cc:Mail users is disabled by
default, however, it should be enabled if you require every user to have
a short name. This will add a short name for those users that are
propagated to Domino from cc:Mail. The short name will always follow
the format of first initial of the first name, followed by the last name of
up to 8 characters.
19. Apply all directory update messages field: By default, each time the
update messages process initiates, it will apply only the first update
message. Enabling this option means that all update messages that are
queued will be applied. Note that this extra workload may slow down
the message conversion tasks.
20. The next twisty that can be expanded is the Bulletin Board Conversion
Configuration. In this section, you can set the bulletin board log level
and the bulletin board conversion processing interval.
21. Scroll down and expand the Message Transport Configuration section. It
looks like this:
22. If required, this is where you can change the protocol you are using to
communicate between cc:Mail and Domino.
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