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Migrate to groupwise

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I’m looking for a strategy for migrate from traditional mail boxes (Mdaemon) to groupwise.
Searching on internet, show results for migration from groupwise to something else.
So I think “groupwise is the worst mail system, all want to change it”.

There are any suggestion on how to migrate to groupwise?

Thanks,
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    On Thu, 06 Mar 2014 13:26:03 GMT, restori
    <restori@no-mx.forums.novell.com> wrote:

    >
    >I? looking for a strategy for migrate from traditional mail boxes
    >(Mdaemon) to groupwise.
    >Searching on internet, show results for migration from groupwise to
    >something else.
    >So I think ?roupwise is the worst mail system, all want to change it?

    I think it is the best!

    >There are any suggestion on how to migrate to groupwise?

    I never heard of mdaemon. But did a little searching and it appears
    there are methods to export mdaemon to PST. You could then import the
    PST to GroupWise. Someone else may have a better suggestion, but that
    is at least one method you could try.

    Ken
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    Thanks for your reply, I agree that groupwise is the best. The statement was a provocation, but if you search on google, it return only migration from gw . May be I have inserted a wrong query.

    Mdaemon (altn.com) is a classic mail engine, used via pop3, smtp and Imap. The client, on my case, is Outlook, so I have the most of mail's users is in pst format.
    I'll look for pst import
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    Thanks for your reply, I agree that groupwise is the best. The statement was a provocation, but if you search on google, it return only migration from gw . May be I have inserted a wrong query.

    Mdaemon (altn.com) is a classic mail engine, used via pop3, smtp and Imap. The client, on my case, is Outlook, so I have the most of mail's users is in pst format.
    I'll look for pst import
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    restori wrote:

    > Mdaemon (altn.com) is a classic mail engine, used via pop3, smtp and
    > Imap. The client, on my case, is Outlook, so I have the most of
    > mail's users is in pst format.
    > I'll look for pst import

    Besides importing from PST, another option is to point the GW client to
    mdaemon via POP/IMAP, then simply have your users drag e-mails from
    their mdaemon folders to their GW inbox or cabinet.

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    Hey, we actually sell Exchange to GroupWise migration software, and we actually have customers - heehee - so it's not totally a one-way street. That product actually can convert PSTs to GW in batch (http://bit.ly/16IhMu9)

    If you are looking at PST, AdvansysCorp (www.advansyscorp.com) has a "personal PST migrator" that is free! But it requires that you do the PSTs one at a time (although (I've managed to do it all from one workstation).

    So there are a couple of options for you, depending on how much you want to spend (money or time).

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