This screen, which lets you edit the Task Parameters for this task, appears only if the Advanced Settings option is selected on the View menu in Notes Migration Manager.
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On the View menu in the Notes Migration Manager, select (enable) or clear (disable) the Advanced Settings option. |
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Click Edit. |
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Find the pertinent [SectionName] for the parameter you want to add or whose value you want to edit. |
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Notes Migration Manager copies the new parameter value(s) back into the SQL database.
This screen appears if you are provisioning groups to a local AD either as your migration target or for later relay to Office 365 by Microsoft AD sync, but not if you are provisioning groups directly from the source Domino to Office 365. This screen also appears if the information it requests was not collected in Notes Migration Manager (in the Active Directory Configuration screen).
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Global Catalog host name: Type the name of the AD Global Catalog server—for example, sitraka.com or name.sitraka.com. |
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Domain Controller host name: Specify the PowerShell Domain Controller that Migrator for Notes to Exchange will call to perform operations in Exchange 2010 or later. |
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User name: The sAMAccountName, UPN, or fully qualified DN of the administrator by whose authority the wizard will access the target AD. If your sAMAccountNames are ambiguous, use the UPN or DN. |
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Password: Password associated with the User name. |
Click Next.
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Group Scope: This setting determines whether a group can accept members from other domains and whether it can be used in other domains. Groups in AD are assigned one of three scopes: Domain Local groups, Global groups, and Universal groups. Group scopes are less important if you have only one domain. For a single-domain environment, all groups can be Universal groups unless you expect to expand to multiple domains at a later time. For information about AD Group Scope, see your Microsoft Active Directory documentation. |
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Group Type: Groups in AD are designated as one of two types: Security groups and Distribution groups. Either type can include users, contacts, and computer objects as members. For information about AD Group Type, see your Microsoft Active Directory documentation. |
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Container for Groups (appears grayed-out if provisioning directly to Office 365): Specify (fully qualified) the AD container that will contain the groups created during the provisioning process. For example: OU=Groups,DC=mydomain,DC=com. |
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Add contacts for members not found in the target system: A check box to determine whether the wizard should create new contact objects for any group member that does not already exist in AD. |
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Container for Contacts (appears grayed-out if provisioning directly to Office 365): Specify (fully qualified) the AD container that will contain the new contacts the program will create for group members who are not found in AD. For example: OU=Contacts,OU=Groups, DC=mydomain,DC=com. |
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Keep groups in sync with corresponding Notes groups: A check box to determine whether the wizard should delete a Group member from an AD Group if the member is found to not be a member of the corresponding Group in Notes. |
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