Re: Domino Server Registration

[MattLavinder@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx]

This is what I thought, but the administrator here is getting upset about
this thinking this is a licensing issues with installing a copy of Domino
on a Windows server.  My feeling is we're just doing it to get the mail off
of Domino and not going to be using it for anything but a migration.

> Place the fully qualified internet name of your server in the
> Server Document.

The the real operating system one or the one of the fake one? :)
(domino.data-management.com is our current mail server name- the one we
need to replicate and migrate. Is that the one you are referring to?)


> Matt:
>
> I would venture to guess that all of your Google documentation expects
> that your Domino server is running on Windows servers. Since you are
> running on a real operating system (yeah, I know that was uncalled for,
> but I can't help myself), you cannot install the Notes client nor the
> Administration client on the iSeries. So, based on what you have shared,
I
> would say:
>
> Find a Windows server on which you can install Domino.
> Register a new Domino server in your environment, and install it on
> Windows. Place the fully qualified internet name of your server in the
> Server Document.
> Install the Notes Client and the Lotus Administration Clients on the
> Windows server.
> Replicate all of your mail to the server.
> Install/sign the Google template on the new server.
> Migrate your mail from Domino to the Google cloud.
>
> I hope that this helps.
>
> Gregg

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