The documented QCS logic of how it picks redirection address on the stub objects may use some additional clarification so I am going to share it here per my QCS 3.7 – based LAB testing.
With the arrival of Outlook 2016 and Migration Manager adding its support starting with CPUU 5.6, it now has some additional parameters which I wanted to cover in this article.
Just came across this simple diagram of MS Exchange client-server protocols and figured I’d share it here. These days there is a bit of a confusion on where each protocol used in Exchange so I decided to try and fill this gap. I will also put it in the context of QMM migrations and describe how it evolved over the years plus point out a difference in permissions assignment model.
You may say that it’s not a migration related issue but I will disagree with you here because once you start having issues with your migration LAB, all your migration plans start falling apart…
This case is another one of those countless issues which reminds you every day that no matter how long you have been doing migrations you can never rest on an old knowledge and experience. Rather you need to keep learning something new which may at first appear same old, that’s a nature of our job 🙂
This one is quick but interesting. You may run into an error “WMI Provider Error: Cannot find object or property” during SQL Server migration, in particular when switching SQL Service account from Source to Target.
