Yes, you need a new account, but do you also recreate the mail profile? The
mail profile can hold multiple and various accounts.
Which method are you going to use to migrate the configuration settings on
the client machines?

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> Roady,
> I believe it needs to be a new account because the setting for POP3 and
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Mike - 22 Aug 2007 12:48 GMT
Roady,
I'm sorry, I'm not sure what you mean by "recreate the mail profile"? My
plan was on the Monday after the cutover, to go to each user's desktop and
create an Exchange account on Outlook 2003 and once that is working, connect
to their existing .pst file and copy contacts/mail/calendar.
Do you have a suggestion of how better to do this?
Thanks,
Mike
> Yes, you need a new account, but do you also recreate the mail profile? The
> mail profile can hold multiple and various accounts.
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