Yes, MailMover for Server Data can migrate all Samsung Contact server-stored data, regardless of the client. This includes OMGUI client, all versions of Outlook, and cc:Mail. For mailboxes or address books on the end-users’ local machines, one of the other MailMover products can address your needs. This chart can help you decide:

Data Storage	MailMover 3.0
Samsung Storage	MailMover for Server Data
Local or files server .pst file	MailMover for Outlook PST MailMover for Outlook PST Plus
Local or files server .pab file	MailMover for Outlook PAB

Manual migration, performed by either end-users or IT staff, may appear more cost effective on the surface. However, data loss, the inability to reply to migrated messages, and the non-value-added time spent performing the migration by both IT staff and end-users, make manual migration unproductive and costly. There is no comparison to the fully automated capability of MailMover 3.0 products.

Migration Results	Manual Migration	MailMover & Scripts
All messages available	X	X
Additional space on file server or local machine not required		X
Message reply capability		X
Usable contact & distributors		X
Public distribution list synchronization		X
Auto-forwarding of Samsung Contact mailbox		X
Creation of Exchange mailbox		X
General issues associated with supporting .pst files avoided		X
Minimal IT support needed for end-user		X
Batching multiple end-users within a single run		X
Migration schedule control		X
High level of network traffic		X
High-End user satisfaction		X
No end-user involvement in migration process		X
No risk of end-user error		X

Most definitely! Coexistence is an important step in the whole migration process because it allows end-users to send e-mail to each other and prevents data loss during the migration. Directory synchronization and the management of communication between the two servers allow coexistence. The generic automation scripts included with MailMover for Server Data and MailMover for Outlook PSTs Plus can help achieve this coexistence during the migration process.

Yes. Generic automation scripts are included with MailMover for Server Data and MailMover for Outlook PSTs Plus to control the migration process including public distribution list synchronization, Samsung Contact mailbox auto-forwarding, and directory updates. Migrations using our other MailMover products can also be automated using a customized set of scripts.

If you are going to Exchange 2003, you can use Microsoft's ExMerge tool, which is included with Exchange, to import migrated .pst files into Exchange. If you are going to Exchange 2007, you can either use ExMerge, which could be installed onto the migration machine with MailMover, or you can use the Exchange 2007 import mailbox tool.

Yes. MailMover for Server Data can migrate personal distribution lists located on the server to the Contacts folder.

Yes. MailMover has been designed to automatically migrate all Microsoft supported National Language character sets — including multi-byte and double-byte character sets — for folders, messages and addresses for complex foreign languages (e.g., Japanese, Chinese, Finnish, etc.). Furthermore, the code page within the INI file can also be specified for the language of your users.

Yes. Within MailMover, you can change folder names during the migration process via the Folder Map option.

Yes. MailMover has several filtering features available. You can filter the data via the .ini file: message attachment size, date, and mailbox size. This is especially useful for environments that had no limits on the Samsung Contact server, but will have limits on the Exchange server. If you would like to keep the filtered data, you can also choose to divert the filtered data into a separate .pst file. This allows end-users to retain valuable business information, but not clutter the new Exchange server!

Yes. All MAPI data, including Outlook PIM data is migrated. Additionally, MAPI properties on messages and folders are also migrated. These properties include flags, properties, and icons.

Yes. By creating an INI file prior to the migration, you can define certain parameters to customize the migration. With MailMover, there are also automation scripts that can also be customized to your email environment.

Yes. It can also provide the administrator with conversion reports via email.

Yes. This is especially useful for environments that never had limits on the OpenMail server, but will have quotas on the Samsung Contact server. There are several ways you can filter the data via the INI file: message attachment size, date, and mailbox size. You can also choose to divert the filtered data into a PST file. This allows the users to retain valuable business information, but not clutter the new Exchange server!

MailMover has an advanced address mapping language designed into the software. As a result, MailMover can handle virtually all email addressing situations. Our migration experts can work with you to setup the address map options to best fit your messaging environment. For more details about how MailMover can work with your particular email address environment, please contact us.