Kernel for Novell GroupWise to Exchange

Kernel for Novell GroupWise to Exchange is a software application whose purpose is to help you migrate mailboxes from GroupWise to Exchange Server.

The program employs a wizard-like approach for helping you set up the entire process. This mode is suitable especially for less experienced users because they are guided step-by-step for configuring the dedicated parameters.

There are actually four steps that you need to follow, namely conversion mode, connection settings, email previewing options, and file saving.

Kernel for Novell GroupWise to Exchange gives you the possibility to convert a single GroupWise mailbox or make use of batch actions for processing multiple mailboxes at the same time.

The application gives you the possibility to use the default mode for accessing the GroupWise mailboxes (this one converts the default opened user mailbox in the GroupWise server) or manually log in by providing information about the user ID, password, address, port number, caching mailbox path, as well as remote mailbox path.

Advanced users can employ command-line actions in order to set up the connection parameters. You can migrate archive items and use the default archive path or manually specify the path.

Kernel for Novell GroupWise to Exchange lets you preview the email directory directly in the main window. It displays information about the sender, receiver, subject, date, and attachment. The items are listed in a tree-like structure. You can also preview calendar entries, images, appointments, and other details before saving them.

You are allowed to export GroupWise server to MS Exchange Server by converting every item from the mailbox. Plus, you can save the information to PST file format so you can open it in Outlook or Exchange server. Emails stored in the Trash folder are also recovered and converted by the program.

All things considered, Kernel for Novell GroupWise to Exchange comes packed with several handy features for helping you migrate mailboxes, and can be configured by rookies and professionals alike.