Resolution
goal
Is it possible to re-import DMA mappings if additional user accounts are migrated with DMA, after the original Protar.mdb is imported into Exchange Migrator?
fact
Exchange Migrator 1.x
fact
Exchange Migrator 2.x
fix
Yes, it is possible to import DMA mappings after the original import. When DMA mapping are re-imported the DMAMapping table is not overwritten. Instead, the mapping table is referenced based on the SourceSamAccountName (Equivalent to the SourceSamName in the Protar.MDB). If the SourceSamAccountName in the mapping file already exists in the DMAMapping table, no change is made; however, when a new SourceSamAccountName becomes available, this information is appended to the DMAMapping table.
Is it possible to re-import DMA mappings if additional user accounts are migrated with DMA, after the original Protar.mdb is imported into Exchange Migrator?
fact
Exchange Migrator 1.x
fact
Exchange Migrator 2.x
fix
Yes, it is possible to import DMA mappings after the original import. When DMA mapping are re-imported the DMAMapping table is not overwritten. Instead, the mapping table is referenced based on the SourceSamAccountName (Equivalent to the SourceSamName in the Protar.MDB). If the SourceSamAccountName in the mapping file already exists in the DMAMapping table, no change is made; however, when a new SourceSamAccountName becomes available, this information is appended to the DMAMapping table.
Additional Information
Formerly known as NETIQKB10630