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mercury change from netware mode to non netware mode

The current config is netware 5.1 running mercury on windows platform, with pegasus client.

 

 

I had a feeling I would have to do a fresh install.  I am aware of all the manual stuff that I have to do for the full windows, I was not aware that there is AD integration which might help alot.

 

 

since I have to do a fresh install do you know how to move the mercury license

 

 

 

thanks for all the great info

<P>The current config is netware 5.1 running mercury on windows platform, with pegasus client.</P> <P mce_keep="true"> </P> <P mce_keep="true"> </P> <P>I had a feeling I would have to do a fresh install.  I am aware of all the manual stuff that I have to do for the full windows, I was not aware that there is AD integration which might help alot.</P> <P mce_keep="true"> </P> <P mce_keep="true"> </P> <P>since I have to do a fresh install do you know how to move the mercury license</P> <P mce_keep="true"> </P> <P mce_keep="true"> </P> <P mce_keep="true"> </P> <P>thanks for all the great info</P>

What are the steps required to change a mercury server that is configured for netware mode to convert to non netware, (hosted only by windows AD environment)

 

Sorry moving over to the dark side

<P>What are the steps required to change a mercury server that is configured for netware mode to convert to non netware, (hosted only by windows AD environment) </P> <P mce_keep="true"> </P> <P>Sorry moving over to the dark side</P>

I presume that you're talking Mercury/32 rather than NLMs?

Well, the first thing I would ask is whether you're using Pegasus Mail as well, or whether you're just using it (Mercury) as a gateway for whatever mail client a user wants.  It will give an indication about the amount of data and client configuration that will need to be shuffled.  If it's just SMTP, POP and IMAP then it should be easy.  It's breaking the excellent NetWare integration that takes the time.

As Mercury is a gateway, you will need to do a completely fresh install on a machine without the Novell Client/32 installed, and create a delivery location for all new mail.  You will no longer have the HOME_DIR information provided by eDir or the Bindery, so you will need to set up new delivery locations for all your users. This is carried out as part of the Mercury install.

Take a look at: http://community.pmail.com/forums/thread/81.aspx  It gives a very basic setup instruction set.  One of the Windows gurus will be able to provide more information than me I'm afraid!

There are migration utilities out there, and somewhere an AD module.  However I'm running things against OES Linux as well as NetWare, so I'm afraid I can't remember where exactly they are as I haven't needed them!

Please give us more information about how you work things at present, and we can probably give more information from there.

Tom

 

I presume that you're talking Mercury/32 rather than NLMs? <p>Well, the first thing I would ask is whether you're using Pegasus Mail as well, or whether you're just using it (Mercury) as a gateway for whatever mail client a user wants.  It will give an indication about the amount of data and client configuration that will need to be shuffled.  If it's just SMTP, POP and IMAP then it should be easy.  It's breaking the excellent NetWare integration that takes the time. </p><p>As Mercury is a gateway, you will need to do a completely fresh install on a machine without the Novell Client/32 installed, and create a delivery location for all new mail.  You will no longer have the HOME_DIR information provided by eDir or the Bindery, so you will need to set up new delivery locations for all your users. This is carried out as part of the Mercury install. </p><p>Take a look at: http://community.pmail.com/forums/thread/81.aspx  It gives a very basic setup instruction set.  One of the Windows gurus will be able to provide more information than me I'm afraid! </p><p>There are migration utilities out there, and somewhere an AD module.  However I'm running things against OES Linux as well as NetWare, so I'm afraid I can't remember where exactly they are as I haven't needed them!</p><p>Please give us more information about how you work things at present, and we can probably give more information from there.</p><p>Tom </p><p> </p>

I presume that you're talking Mercury/32 rather than NLMs?

Well, the first thing I would ask is whether you're using Pegasus Mail as well, or whether you're just using it (Mercury) as a gateway for whatever mail client a user wants.  It will give an indication about the amount of data and client configuration that will need to be shuffled.  If it's just SMTP, POP and IMAP then it should be easy.  It's breaking the excellent NetWare integration that takes the time.

As Mercury is a gateway, you will need to do a completely fresh install on a machine without the Novell Client/32 installed, and create a delivery location for all new mail.  You will no longer have the HOME_DIR information provided by eDir or the Bindery, so you will need to set up new delivery locations for all your users. This is carried out as part of the Mercury install.

Take a look at: http://community.pmail.com/forums/thread/81.aspx  It gives a very basic setup instruction set.  One of the Windows gurus will be able to provide more information than me I'm afraid!

There are migration utilities out there, and somewhere an AD module.  However I'm running things against OES Linux as well as NetWare, so I'm afraid I can't remember where exactly they are as I haven't needed them!

Please give us more information about how you work things at present, and we can probably give more information from there.

Tom

 

I presume that you're talking Mercury/32 rather than NLMs? <p>Well, the first thing I would ask is whether you're using Pegasus Mail as well, or whether you're just using it (Mercury) as a gateway for whatever mail client a user wants.  It will give an indication about the amount of data and client configuration that will need to be shuffled.  If it's just SMTP, POP and IMAP then it should be easy.  It's breaking the excellent NetWare integration that takes the time. </p><p>As Mercury is a gateway, you will need to do a completely fresh install on a machine without the Novell Client/32 installed, and create a delivery location for all new mail.  You will no longer have the HOME_DIR information provided by eDir or the Bindery, so you will need to set up new delivery locations for all your users. This is carried out as part of the Mercury install. </p><p>Take a look at: http://community.pmail.com/forums/thread/81.aspx  It gives a very basic setup instruction set.  One of the Windows gurus will be able to provide more information than me I'm afraid! </p><p>There are migration utilities out there, and somewhere an AD module.  However I'm running things against OES Linux as well as NetWare, so I'm afraid I can't remember where exactly they are as I haven't needed them!</p><p>Please give us more information about how you work things at present, and we can probably give more information from there.</p><p>Tom </p><p> </p>
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