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• Coexistence Manager for Notes 3.9.2 - User Guide

Coexistence Manager for Notes 3.9.2 - User Guide

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About the CMN Documentation Suite

Where To Look in the CMN Documentation

Introduction

Welcome to Quest Coexistence Manager for Notes

CMN's three primary components Deployment considerations About Quest license keys

The CMN Management Console

Management Console menus

File menu Help menu

The Common group of Console screens

Management Console screen: Common | Services Management Console screen: Common | Licenses Management Console screen: Common | Health

CMN Performance Counters for Windows' System Monitor

CMN Directory Connector

Directory Connector overview Installation and configuration

Configuring the CMN Directory Connector

Step 1: Devise a strategy for your directory updates Step 2: Configure LDAP to permit Domino read and write access for CMN's Directory Connector Step 3: Make the showInAddressBook attribute visible in GC Step 4: Run the DC Management Console and Connector Creation Wizard to create connector(s) Step 5 (conditional): Change communications port Step 6 (conditional): Preempt object collisions in environments with multiple source SMTP domains Step 7 (recommended): Configure LDAP to write to a secondary address book Step 8 (if necessary): Verify Exchange DL configuration Step 9 (optional): Configure CMN logging

To synchronize dynamic distribution lists

DC Management Console

DC Management Console screens

Directory Connector | Connector Settings

Connector Creation Wizard

Starting the Connector Creation Wizard Screens for an Exchange-to-Notes ("E-to-N") connector

E-to-N: Connector Information E-to-N: Source Server Information E-to-N: Source Object Selection E-to-N: Target Server Information E-to-N: Target Location Information E-to-N: Connector Order Management E-to-N: Connector Scheduling

Screens for a Notes-to-Exchange ("N-to-E") connector

N-to-E: Connector Information N-to-E: Source Server Information N-to-E: Source Object Selection N-to-E: Target Domain Information N-to-E: Target Location Information N-to-E: Connector Order Management N-to-E: Connector Scheduling

Connector Advanced Settings

Viewing Directory Connector Advanced Settings

Installing the Redis Client for Kohler

Advanced Settings tab: General Advanced Settings tabs for object types

Advanced Settings tab: Name Rules Advanced Settings tab: attribute mapping features Advanced Settings tab: object filtering features Advanced Settings tab: object association features Advanced Settings tab: source and target attributes

Starting and stopping the Directory Connector service

CMN Mail Connector

Mail Connector features overview

CMN notifications and "friendly bounces" CMN active mail processing About Notes 8.5 Compatibility Mode Mail Connector Performance Counters

Coexistence mail routing basics

Single-namespace message routing without CMN

Single-namespace message routing without CMN

Email coexistence before and after CMN

Deployment of CMN Mail Connector Installation Configuration

Step 1 (conditional): Create the Notes resource mapping file Step 2 (conditional): Configure DNS Step 3: Run the Mail Connector Management Console Step 4 (optional): Review/update Other Mail Connector configuration options Step 5: Start the Mail Connector Step 6: Reconfigure mail servers for CMN

6a: Configure Domino environment for CMN 6b: Configure Exchange server for CMN

Step 7 (optional): Configure TLS/SSL encryption Step 8 (optional): Have an administrator sign the CMN.ntf template file

Mail Connector Management Console

Management Console screen:Mail Connector | Inbound Servers Management Console screen: Mail Connector | Outbound Servers Management Console screen: Mail Connector | Notes Doc Links Management Console screen: Mail Connector | Network Settings Management Console screen: Mail Connector | TLS Settings Management Console screen: Mail Connector | Advanced Message Settings Management Console screen: Mail Connector | Address Rewriting Management Console screen: Mail Connector | Message Content Limits Management Console screen: Mail Connector | Active Mail Management Console screen: Mail Connector | Notification Messages Management Console screen: Mail Connector | Resource Mapping

CMN Free/Busy Connector

Free/Busy Connector overview

Outlook user retrieves F/B data for a Lotus Notes user Notes user retrieves F/B data for an Outlook user

FBC installation and configuration F/B Connector Performance Counters F/B Connector Management Console

Management Console screen:QCalCon Domino Server Task | Qcalcon Settings Management Console screen:Notes F/B Connector | Domino Free/Busy Settings Management Console screen:Notes F/B Connector | CMN Web Services Management Console screen:Exchange F/B Connector | Exchange Free/Busy

The Log Viewer

Log Viewer menus and toolbar

File menu Edit menu View menu Help menu

How to ...

Appendix A: Known limitations

Directory Connector issues Mail Connector issues Free/Busy Connector issues

Appendix B: Troubleshooting

Directory Connector Mail Connector Free/Busy Connector

Appendix C: CMN Logs

Log files for the Directory Connector Log files for the Mail Connector Log files for the Free/Busy Connector Configuring CMN logging

Editing configuration settings in a CMN configuration file Enable DEBUG logging for the CMN Directory Sync service Adding the UdpAppender to an existing log file

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Management Console screen: Common | Services

| Services

This screen lets you start and stop any of the CMN component services: the Directory Connector, Mail Connector, Free/Busy Connector, or Quest Directory Sync Service.

 

 

NOTE: The Start, Stop and Restart commands issued from this screen are provided here as a convenience, and are not parts of any component configuration file. The command is executed immediately when you click the button, although if you have changed any of the configuration data, CMN will require that you Save your changes before it will execute a Start command.

The table lists all installed services by Service Name, and shows the Status of each: Running or Stopped. To immediately start, stop or restart a service:

•	Select the service in the list, and click a button at the bottom of the screen: Start Service, Stop Service, or Restart Service.

Management Console screen: Common | Licenses

| Licenses

This screen lets you install or update a Quest license key to enable the CMN components. You can obtain a license key from your Quest Sales representative. A license key is an .asc-type file that Quest sends to you with an email. You must save the file to your hard disk, and then install it on this Common | Licenses screen.

The table in this screen shows your previously installed licenses, the status of each, and the software and maintenance license expiration dates.

To install or update a Quest license key:

1	Click the Update License... button. The Management Console then presents a standard Windows Open dialog box.

2	Locate and specify the License File. Select the file so its name appears in the File name field, and then click Open.

Management Console screen: Common | Health

| Health

The Health and Performance Monitoring screen is divided into separate sections for performance monitoring and logs. The Performance Monitoring section shows performance counters in real time for the Mail Connector and Free/Busy components. Performance counters are color coded and can be turned on and off for various modules from this screen. Information about each performance counter is also displayed on the screen.

The Log section of this screen displays live log data broadcast via UDP from different modules. The most recent 1000 lines logged are displayed. Users can view specific logs by clicking the Open Log File button to view a list of log files that can be opened. In the File section of the screen, users can select a log file to open the log in the Quest Log File viewer. See the Log Viewer chapter of the User Guide for more information.

NOTE: The Open Log File button in this screen is enabled only when the UdpAppender is defined in the log42net.config file of at least one module. During a new installation, the Log Viewer installer installs a file with the required UdpAppender. During an upgrade, however, the installer does not overwrite the log42net.config file, so the UdpAppender is not present, and this makes the Open Log File button invisible. To correct this, see To Add the UdpAppender to an Existing Log File at the end of the Configuring CMN Logging Appendix.

CMN Performance Counters for Windows' System Monitor

CMN generates sets of performance counters for its Mail Connector and Free/Busy Connector that feed live data to Windows' System Monitor feature. To start Windows' System Monitor:

If you are unfamiliar with Windows' System Monitor, see your Microsoft documentation and/or visit the System Monitor online Help for more information. These procedures vary a little among different OS versions.

Within Windows’ System Monitor, you can:

The available performance counters for CMN’s Mail Connector and Free-Busy Connector are listed and defined in the introductory sections of those chapters (chapters 3 and 4) in this User Guide.

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