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--- internet:mail:moving_to_new_mailserver [2014/11/09 19:18]
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+++ internet:mail:moving_to_new_mailserver [2021/01/14 21:05]
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-====== Moving to a New Mail Server ======
+====== Migrating to a New Mail Server ======
+===== From Exchange to Exchange =====
+**Walkthrough**: https://www.petenetlive.com/KB/Article/0000788
 ===== From a POP Server to an IMAP Server =====
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 http://www.linux-france.org/prj/pop2imap/
-===== From One IMAP Server to Another =====
+===== From IMAP to IMAP =====
+==== imapcopy ====
-==== imapcopy Notes ====
+<note warning>''imapcopy'' is a very small and simple tool.  It does **not** support SSL or TLS, limiting its usefulness on modern IMAP servers.</note>
 http://home.arcor.de/armin.diehl/imapcopy/imapcopy.html
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 </file>
+==== imapsync ====
-==== imapsync Notes ====
+<note warning>''imapsync'' is a fantastic tool, but it is **not trivial to install on Ubuntu**.  While it is very convenient to have ''imapsync'' installed and run from your mail server, it might be better to install it on a separate workstation due to the large number of dependencies.</note>
 http://wiki.zimbra.com/wiki/Guide_to_imapsync
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 === Install on CentOS 6 ===
-[[computing:linux:epel|Configure EPEL Repository]]
+See also **[[computing:linux:epel|Configure EPEL Repository]]**
 <file>
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 </file>
-imapsync is also available from the RPMForge repository if you already have that configured.
+:!: Imapsync is also available from the RPMForge repository if you already have that repo configured.
 === Documentation ===
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 </file>
-=== Use ===
+=== General Use ===
 Migrate from 'host1' to 'host2':
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 </file>
-From IMAP to Zimbra example:
+=== IMAP to Zimbra Example ===
-:!: You must ''Enable clear text login'' in Zimbra and restart the server:
+:!: The ''delete2'' option deletes messages from the destination that are no longer on the source.
+:!: You must **''Enable clear text login''** in Zimbra and restart the server:
 **Zimbra Administration -> Configure -> Global Settings -> IMAP**
 <file>
-imapsync --buffersize 8192000 --nosyncacls --subscribe --syncinternaldates \
+imapsync --buffersize 8192000 --nosyncacls --subscribe --syncinternaldates --addheader --delete2 \
    --host1 old.server.tld --ssl1 --port1 993 \
-   --user1 oldusername --password1 oldpassword \
+   --user1 oldusername --password1 'oldpassword' \
    --host2 new.server.tld --ssl2 --port2 993 \
-   --user2 new@emailaddr.tld --password2 newpassword
+   --user2 newemailaddr --password2 'newpassword'
 </file>
+=== Zimbra to Exchange ===
+  - For **mail messages**
+    * Use imapsync
+  - For **contacts**
+    * Use Zimbra Web Client (ZWC)
+    * Preferences -> Import/Export -> Outloook Contacts -> Choose Source Contacts folder(s) -> Export
+  - For **calendars**
+    * Use ZWC
+    * Preferences -> Import/Export -> Calendar -> Select Calendar folder(s) -> Export
+== Import Contacts and Calendar to Exchange ==
+In Outlook 2013 with Exchange Account configured:
+  - File -> Open and Export -> Import/Export -> Import from another program or file -> Comma Separated Values
+  - Browse to ''csv'' file, Next -> choose duplicates option, Next -> Select Contacts folder, Next -> Map Custom Fields
+  - In the left pane scroll about halfway down to "EmailAddress", In the right pane scroll about halfway down to E-mail click + sign E-mail Address.
+  - In left pane drag EmailAddress and drop in right pane on E-mail Address, OK -> Finish

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