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1. 8/26/2012 Project ICE! 1 Project ICE!Department Coordinators MeetingOctober 26, 2006, 10:00 am – 11:30 amMaxwell Dworkin Room 119
Session Agenda & Updates– Susan DeLellis
Email Migration Process – Courtney Harwood/Bob Cahill
HR Process Update – Molly Baird
CWD Outlook/Exchange Demo – Bill Ganzenmuller
Q&A
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looking at a CAIT and non-CAIT price - to address helpdesk, CALS and Desktop support/migrationlooking at a CAIT and non-CAIT price - to address helpdesk, CALS and Desktop support/migration
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looking at a CAIT and non-CAIT price - to address helpdesk, CALS and Desktop support/migrationlooking at a CAIT and non-CAIT price - to address helpdesk, CALS and Desktop support/migration
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ICE! Mailbox Administrative Pricing: FY ’06 Rates for Administrative Pricing: 150MB is the standard Mailbox Size. Rates are Per user Per Month. Groups will contract in advance, per year, for mailboxes through Program Mgt.
Storage Pack 1: 150MB (default): $ 9.00
Storage Pack 2: 250MB: $ 13.00
Storage Pack 3: >250MB with a cap (special use case): $ 15.00
ICE! Migration Timeline:
Assuming the successful implementation of AD by calendar year end:
Early Adopters of ICE! will start mail migrations in January ’07
Bulk of the Mail migrations will take place March – June ‘07
Calendar migration will take place after mail migrations are complete
Nearly a year ago
loosing confidence in MM as a Co. Outgrowing their solution
(2) separate systems, (2) clients, no talking to one another
Years since Center took a hard look at email direction
Hardware/platform consolidation within the center
Looking at ways to leverage a new platform that could extend to a larger customer baseNearly a year ago
loosing confidence in MM as a Co. Outgrowing their solution
(2) separate systems, (2) clients, no talking to one another
Years since Center took a hard look at email direction
Hardware/platform consolidation within the center
Looking at ways to leverage a new platform that could extend to a larger customer base
5. 8/26/2012 Project ICE! 5 Project ICE! Important Information
The new Desktop login for workstations in the UNIVERSITY Domain will be the login for:
Windows Desktops
ICE! Email & Calendar System (Exchange)
Other Future applications
What used to be three separate logins, are now one!
Current Method:
Login to Desktop, login to Email client, login to Meeting Maker Client
Future Method:
Login to Desktop (UNIVERSITY Domain) for access to email, calendaring & more
The new login format is as follows:
Two initials preceding six randomly generated numeric digits - sd348712
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ICE! Password Policy – will be the AD Login Password Policy
Will follow University Security Officer Guidelines for complex passwords
Passwords will expire every year
ICE! Message Quota Limit Policy Recommendation
Users will receive quota warning messages upon reaching 80% of their quota
Still determining the proper course of action after that
More to Come on this at the next Dept. Coordinators Meeting
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CWD has finished on-line tutorials for Outlook/Exchange -we’ll be posting on the www.projectIce.harvard.edu website in a few weeks
CWD will be holding a “pilot” classroom training course for Outlook/Exchange in December/Jan – we’d like to offer up a few slots for CAIT folks to attend (and give constructive feedback to CWD)
Plan to launch the next Communication Postcard – “Marching Towards the Migration” the end of October
You’ll be hearing more from DLS over the next several months around Migration Planning
Other Project Updates
8. Support ServicesEmail Migration Process Presented by: Courtney Harwood & Bob Cahill
UIS Support Services
9. 8/26/2012 Project ICE! 9 June Meeting Review Support Plans
Help Desk and Desktop Techs have already attended Outlook training and are using Outlook as default mail client
DLS will participate in CWD’s training pilot before it is rolled out to user community
Training classes will be available to all who wish to attend – these classes are highly recommended for ALL users
Other options:
On-line, self-paced training
Train the Trainer
Live web training
10. 8/26/2012 Project ICE! 10 June Meeting Review Transcend Migration Tool Results
11. 8/26/2012 Project ICE! 11 Mail MigrationHigh-level Process Identify dates for migrations
Communication
Coordinate training class with migration date
Schedule DLS pre-migration visit
Migration
Post-migration
12. 8/26/2012 Project ICE! 12 Mail MigrationHigh-level Process Work closely with Department Coordinators to:
Identify dates for migrations
Determine dates that are convenient for departments
May need to create small migration groups for large departments
Communication
Once dates have been approved by departments
Regular notifications to users about the upcoming migration
Migration process and technical information
Coordinate training class with migration date
Coordinate training class schedules to tie-in with migration timelines
Training should occur within 2 weeks of migration
13. 8/26/2012 Project ICE! 13 Mail MigrationHigh-level Process Schedule DLS pre-migration visit
Pre-migration information gathering on each mail account
Gather user profile information:
Size of mailbox
Any additional personalities configured
Type of mailbox
Shared (multiple users checking the account?)
Type of client
PDA device
14. 8/26/2012 Project ICE! 14 Mail MigrationHigh-level Process Migrations
Schedule for off hours
Configure and run Transcend tool based on user profile
Each migration can be different based on this information
Tech check list for each user for quality assurance
Outlook documentation and a confirmation left for each user
PDA devices will need to be resynchronized with the user present post migration
Post migration
Technicians will be on-site the day after migration for user support
Help Desk phone support
Web support & online tutorials
http://www.uis.harvard.edu/support_services/ADExchange/
15. 8/26/2012 Project ICE! 15 Outlook Calendaring MeetingMaker will be the calendar of record until all users have been migrated to Exchange
Please don’t use both calendar systems, this will cause confusion
Stay on MM until Outlook Calendar migration is announced
Training will be provided by CWD
“Big Bang” – all users will be migrated at once
More data will be provided as the calendar implementation date approaches
16. HR Policies and PracticesWho gets an account?How do I request account access? Presented by: Molly Baird
17. 8/26/2012 Project ICE! 17 Ongoing discussions with HR We’re working with HR to understand the current business practices and exceptions.
Ongoing discussions with CAIT HR managers over the next month:
Who gets accounts, when, for how long?
Who gets email mailboxes, for how long?
Who gets email forwarding, for how long?
We’re helping HR understand how to put their business rules into practice in the new environment.
Example: HR could assign a new (non-employee) role to a separating employee who needs to maintain electronic services, email, etc.
The new IT infrastructure was designed to
Bring balance to our account management (makes auditors happy!)
Enable policy-writers (HR) and exception-granters (HR) to enforce electronic access policies
Keep electronic directory data in-sync with online phonebook.
…and more!
18. 8/26/2012 Project ICE! 18 Short Version HR determines whether an account is “off” or “on.”
HR determines policy exceptions.
Usernames are automatically generated by IdM system.
Hiring managers determine which electronic services an account can utilize:
What kind of workstation
Email
Home directory
Network Share access
VPN account
Other applications
19. 8/26/2012 Project ICE! 19 Account Process Example: New Employee Today:
Hiring manager requests new user account:
Name, HUID, phone number, start date
Shared drives, file access
VPN, other applications
Email mailbox, MeetingMaker, email alias
Future:
HR enters employee information into PeopleSoft and the account is automatically created with the following data:
Name, phone number, office address, start date, username
Hiring manager requests the following access:
Shared drives, file access, VPN, other applications, email mailbox and quota, email alias
20. 8/26/2012 Project ICE! 20 Account Process Example: Separating Employee Today:
Hiring manager requests closure of user account:
Name, HUID, phone number, end date
Copy of home directory?
Delete email? When? Delete email alias?
Delete MeetingMaker? Delete VPN?
Future:
HR enters employee information into PeopleSoft and the account is automatically disabled after the end date.
HR determines if employee should maintain the following access: Email account, email alias
Hiring manager requests the following:
Removal from network shares
Copy of home directory, email
Delete VPN
21. 8/26/2012 Project ICE! 21 Account Process Example: Transferring Employee Today:
Hiring manager requests transfer of user account:
Name, HUID, phone number, end date, new department name
Copy of home directory?
Delete email? When? Delete email alias?
Delete MeetingMaker? Delete VPN?
Future:
HR enters employee information into PeopleSoft and the account is automatically moved to the new department.
Hiring manager requests the following:
Removal from network shares
Copy of home directory
Delete VPN, delete email, etc.
22. 8/26/2012 Project ICE! 22 Drill-down: Email changes
Changed procedures due to the new ICE! mail system
(server-based mail storage)
Coordinate email access prior to employee’s departure--export PST before they leave and leave PST file on workstation if the emails should be kept for the replacement employee
Coordinate Exchange mailbox shut-down with transferring employee and Helpdesk to prevent message loss
Coordinate Email forwarding with Helpdesk and separating/transferring employee
Doing nothing for a separating employee’s mailbox will mean the mailbox is inaccessible to everyone.
23. 8/26/2012 Project ICE! 23 Questions? Concerns? Molly Baird
Technical Project Manager, AD and Project ICE
384-6567
Molly_Baird@harvard.edu
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CWD Outlook Tutorial Demo
Bill Ganzenmuller
http://able.harvard.edu/outlook_non_able/outlook_start.html
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Questions?
Thank you!