Binary Tree Documentation
Section 4. Email Repliability
A Name Translation Table contains email addresses of Notes users and their corresponding SMTP and/or Exchange legacy Distinguished Name (DN). The translation information contained in the table is used by the Notes Migrator migration engine to look up every entry in the Domino Directory, and convert it to an SMTP style address a nd
Exchange legacyDN. Every email address found in every mail message, calendar entry, contact, or task being migrated is translated to its corresponding SMTP address (Internet address) and/or Exchange legacyDN.
Notes Migrator allows you to enable free/busy information in Outlook after migration because the users in the
Name Translation Table are resolved to the Exchange legacyDN instead of the SMTP address. This allows Outlook to utilize the native free/busy functionality on migrated documents.
The name resolution process is changed to retrieve the Exchange legacyDN, which results in migrated entries resolving to the user mailbox in exchange, and therefore, correctly populated free/busy information is available after migration.
A typical Exchange legacyDN follows the pattern displayed below:
/o=DomainName/ou=Exchange Administrative Group (FYDIBOHF23SPDLT)/cn=Recipien ts/cn=LegacyName
Following is an example of a properly resolved name translation document:
1. To create the Name Translation Table from the Domino directory, expand Email Repliability in the
Navigation Pane.
2. Click Add Names to Translation Table.
3. Click the Add Names to the Translation Table button.
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