Content Matrix 9.7 - Release Notes

Metalogix® Content Matrix 9.7

Release Notes

January 2023

These release notes provide information about the latest Metalogix® Content Matrix release.

·New Features

·Resolved Issues

·Known Issues

·System Requirements

·Product Licensing

·Third Party Contributions

·About Us

New Features

Version 9.7 of Metalogix Content Matrix introduces the following features:

·Content Matrix has been integrated with Quest On Demand Migration Hybrid Content Matrix.

·For a migration job to SharePoint Online that was run using the Import Pipeline and has batches with a Status of Failed or Warning,  data associated with those batches is automatically included in the Support Zip File that can be sent to Quest Support for troubleshooting.

·You can import jobs that have been saved to an xml file using PowerShell.  With this feature, you have the option of importing jobs that already exist in the Jobs Database with a new Job ID.

·Content Matrix complies with Microsoft's new API requirement, so a warning message that the SourceType field is missing will no longer display.  Refer to the Microsoft article Migration API What's new | Microsoft Learn for details.

·A SharePoint database connection from a machine that does not have SharePoint installed now requires version-specific SharePoint dependencies, which are installed via a separate utility.  If you are upgrading a client machine from a version earlier than 9.7, any existing database connections will no longer be available. Refer to the topic "Installing Metalogix Content Matrix Consoles" in the Metalogix Content Matrix Advanced Installation Guide for more information.

·.NET Framework 3.5 is no longer required to install Metalogix Extension Web Service (MEWS) or License Check.

·In Public Folder Edition, EWS is no longer supported as a source because Microsoft is deprecating EWS basic authentication.

Resolved Issues

The following is a list of issues addressed in this release.

Known Issues

The following is a list of issues, including those issues attributed to third-party products, known to exist at the time of release.