Migrator for Notes to Exchange 4.15.2

Click the Open Log File button (in the Toolbar) to view a list of log files that can be opened. In the File section of the screen, select a log file and click OK to open the log in the Quest Log File Viewer.

To find a particular text string within an open file:

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Edit menu | Find... (or Ctrl+F): Opens a Find dialog box that lets you specify a text string to search for within the open file. The Find feature highlights the entire line that contains the target string.

To re-open a recently viewed file:

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File menu | Recent Files: Shows a list of recently opened files, from which you can select a file to re-open (to quickly re-open a file you have recently viewed and closed).

To save a copy of a file:

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File menu | Save Copy Of Log File As... (appears only when a file is open): Opens a standard Windows Save As dialog box, from which you can specify the filename and location where you want the open file to be saved. (This feature does not permit any revisions to the open file. It simply lets you save the file in its original form to a new filename and/or a new location.)

To show or hide line numbers:

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View menu | Show Line Numbers (or Ctrl+L): Toggles the display of line numbers (within the open file) on and off.

To jump to a particular line number in the file:

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Edit menu | Go To Line Number: Opens a dialog box that lets you specify the destination line number. (Enter the number and click OK.)

To view an entire untruncated log entry:

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View menu | Show Complete Log Entry (or F5): Opens a Log Detail window that shows the entire string for the selected item—useful when the item text overruns the Log Viewer’s maximum line length (maximum 259 characters), or if the line extends beyond the right edge of the viewer window without wrapping.

To turn internet access on or off:

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View menu | Enable Internet Access: Toggles the Internet connection on and off.

To copy a selected line to the clipboard:

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Edit menu | Copy (or Ctrl+C): Copies the selected line to the Windows clipboard.

To close the log viewer:

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File menu | Exit: Closes the Log Viewer window, or click the Log Viewer Close box ([X]) to dismiss the window and return to the previous display.

Qsched.exe task-scheduling utility

MNE wizards define Migrator for Notes to Exchange tasks to run migrations. Many wizards let you schedule tasks to run at particular times on particular days. The Manage Scheduled Operations screen in the Notes Migration Manager lets you revise these task-execution schedules. However, the wizards and Manage Scheduled Operations screen only manage the scheduling of task runs, and these schedules are saved in the SQL database.

The scheduled tasks are executed by a low level Migrator for Notes to Exchange Task Scheduler utility called qsched.exe, in Migrator for Notes to Exchange’s installation directory. This utility is controlled by one of two task scheduler services, depending on your configuration, as follows:

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If MNE is configured for migration to on-premises Exchange, qsched.exe is controlled by the MNE Task Schedule service.

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If MNE is configured for Migration to Office 365 without using MNE’s Admin Account Pool features, qsched.exe is controlled by the MNE Task Schedule service.

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If MNE is configured for Migration to Office 365 using MNE’s Admin Account Pool features, qsched.exe is controlled by the Windows Task Scheduler.

The name of the Migrator for Notes to Exchange Task Scheduler service is “Quest Migrator for Notes to Exchange Task Scheduler”. It is automatically installed when you install Migrator for Notes to Exchange. The Migrator for Notes to Exchange Task Scheduler service is configured by default in the disabled state. It is installed to run as Local System.

The Migrator for Notes to Exchange Task Scheduler service can be managed as any other Windows service using the Windows Service Manager. Instructions for configuring a Windows service can be found at: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms681921(v=vs.85).aspx


	TIP: If the Migrator for Notes to Exchange Task Scheduler experiences logon failures when trying to start the service, see How do I troubleshoot service startup permissions? in the How Do I ...? Appendix of the Migrator for Notes to Exchange Administration Guide.