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This document outlines the roles and responsibilities for migrating to Connect, including email and calendar migration instructions. It provides detailed information on account types, folder limitations, client configurations, and the sequence of events for a successful migration.
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Migrating to ConnectJamie SonsiniOffice of Information Systems & TechnologyFebruary 2013
Department Roles/Responsibilities • All-InDepartments • Department Connect Administrator – DCA • Connect Administrative Portal – CAP • Calendar-Only Departments • Account Actions - <www.connect.ucsb.edu> • Technical Support Staff • End-User Support & Training
Email to All-In User Jane@Dept.ucsb.edu Connect Inbox Jane.Doe@ucsb.edu
Department Email • Retain Departmental Email Domain • Additional Domains • Connect Service Options • Regular Accounts • UCSB Person with UCSBNetID • UCSB Person without UCSBNetID • Functional Accounts • Delivery Aliases (Route to Single Address) • Mailing Lists (Delivery to Multiple Addresses)
@UCSB.EDU • Individual Accounts • First.Last@ucsb.edu • Suggestions to Department • Self Assign Tool – Eventually • Functional Accounts • Name: DeptID-UniqueID@ucsb.edu • ISC-FrontDesk@ucsb.edu FrontDesk@oist.ucsb.edu • ISC-Adm1@ucsb.edu isc.admin@oist.ucsb.edu DeptID = UCSB Subdomain
Folder Migration • Special Folders • Inbox • Drafts • Sent Items • Deleted Items (30 Day Retention) • Junk E-Mail (60 Day Retention) • Calendar & Contacts – Renamed • Translate Department Folder Naming Standards • NO Local Workstation Files!
Migration Limitations • Account Limit: 25 GB • Individual Email: 25 MB (with Attachments) • Folder Limits • Number of Messages < 100,000 • Nested Folders < 256 Levels of Nesting
Address Books • Individual Address Books • Migration Instructions (Connect Web Site) • Mulberry • Thunderbird • Outlook • Google Contacts • Global Address List (GAL) • Connect Users - @ucsb.edu • Others – UCSB-Mail Address (UCSB Directory) • Students - Will NOT be in the GAL
Client Configuration • Desktop Clients • IMAP Clients • Thunderbird with Lightning & EWS • Outlook (Windows & Macintosh) • Apple Mail & iCal • Handheld Devices • Android • iPhone • Windows Phone • Blackberry Mail
Migration Sequence of Events • Department Address Reconciliation • Department Clean Up & Folder Preparation • Coordinate Migration Date with Department • Department Prepares for Migration • Communication Regarding Schedule & Events • Client Installation/Configuration • On Migration Date • Disable Access • Folders Migrated Overnight/Weekend • Access Enabled on Connect • Day After Migration • Communicate with Department - Issues/Problems? • Post Migration • Account Requests • Service Notices (Email, Twitter)
Calendar User Migration • All–In Users • Automatically Migrate • Calendar-Only Users • Opt in Process • Assigned @ucsb.edu Email Address • Local Exchange Users • Automatically Migrate
Calendar Resource Migration • List of Oracle Resources to Department • Room Resources vs Equipment Resources • Resource Naming Conventions • DeptID-Type-Identifier • ISC-ROOM-SAASB4101WW@ucsb.edu • ISC-COMPUTER-DELL1300@ucsb.edu • ISC-VACATION-OSG@ucsb.edu DeptID = UCSB Subdomain
What is Migrated*? • Calendar Data & Tasks • Title, Times, Invitees, Attachments, Details, Reminders, Importance, Access, Location, Ownership & Attendance • Holidays - Not • Permissions – Not • Designates – Not • Personal Notes - Not • Oracle Calendar Contacts – Not *Migration – Will NOT Overwrite Calendar Data
Migration Sequence of Events • Department “Clean up” Prior to Migration • Proposed Schedule to All Departments • Migration (Across a Weekend) • Friday - Disable Oracle Calendar Access (5 PM) • Calendars Migrated • Connect – Inserted by CalMover • Student Tenant – Inserted by CalMover • Local Exchange – PST Files to System Administrator • Connect Available During Migration (Be Careful) • Monday - Issues/Problems? • Missed accounts? - We have 1 week to fix!!
Questions • Timeline?