USMT 2.6 doesn't copy PST Files...

G

Gerry Paradis

Good Day...

I'm currently testing USMT 2.6 for migrating profiles from Windows NT
to Windows XP.

Some of our users here have Archive PST files and for some reason,
when I test USMT 2.6, it doesn't copy any PST files.

Here's the command I'm using.

scanstate \\hostname\share\username /i:sysfiles.inf /i:migapp.inf
/i:miguser.inf /i:migsys.inf /v:1 /user:domain\username

I customized the MigUser.inf to exclude some folders. I thought it was
the problem, so for now, I'm back with the default INF files.

Is there something I'm doing wrong??? Is there something else I need
to add to the INF files??

Thanks in advance
-Gerry
 
J

Johan Arwidmark

migapp.inf by default only copies the .pst file retrieved from the
outlook profile. You need to add a extra line to copy all .pst files.
I suggest you create an additional template and dont modify the
default microsoft inf files.

Here is template file that copies all .pst files found in a single
users profile

[version]
Signature=$Windows NT$

[IncludeUsers]
domain\username

[Copy This User State]
copyfiles=Outlook Archive CopyFiles

[Outlook Archive Copyfiles]
%CSIDL_PROFILE%\Local Settings\Application
Data\Microsoft\Outlook\*.pst


Note: the last line might have been wrapped by the newsreader


regards
Johan Arwidmark

Windows User Group - Nordic
http://www.wug-nordic.net
 
G

Guest

Thanks!! That worked perfectly!!!!!!!

Cheers!!
-Gerry

Johan Arwidmark said:
migapp.inf by default only copies the .pst file retrieved from the
outlook profile. You need to add a extra line to copy all .pst files.
I suggest you create an additional template and dont modify the
default microsoft inf files.

Here is template file that copies all .pst files found in a single
users profile

[version]
Signature=$Windows NT$

[IncludeUsers]
domain\username

[Copy This User State]
copyfiles=Outlook Archive CopyFiles

[Outlook Archive Copyfiles]
%CSIDL_PROFILE%\Local Settings\Application
Data\Microsoft\Outlook\*.pst


Note: the last line might have been wrapped by the newsreader


regards
Johan Arwidmark

Windows User Group - Nordic
http://www.wug-nordic.net


Good Day...

I'm currently testing USMT 2.6 for migrating profiles from Windows NT
to Windows XP.

Some of our users here have Archive PST files and for some reason,
when I test USMT 2.6, it doesn't copy any PST files.

Here's the command I'm using.

scanstate \\hostname\share\username /i:sysfiles.inf /i:migapp.inf
/i:miguser.inf /i:migsys.inf /v:1 /user:domain\username

I customized the MigUser.inf to exclude some folders. I thought it was
the problem, so for now, I'm back with the default INF files.

Is there something I'm doing wrong??? Is there something else I need
to add to the INF files??

Thanks in advance
-Gerry
 
G

Guest

So if i am reading this correctly, i can create a template (like
outlook.inf), use the lines below, but if my pst location is at, say,
D:\outlook\username.pst , i can substitute that in the Outlook Archive
CopyFiles section?

Johan Arwidmark said:
migapp.inf by default only copies the .pst file retrieved from the
outlook profile. You need to add a extra line to copy all .pst files.
I suggest you create an additional template and dont modify the
default microsoft inf files.

Here is template file that copies all .pst files found in a single
users profile

[version]
Signature=$Windows NT$

[IncludeUsers]
domain\username

[Copy This User State]
copyfiles=Outlook Archive CopyFiles

[Outlook Archive Copyfiles]
%CSIDL_PROFILE%\Local Settings\Application
Data\Microsoft\Outlook\*.pst


Note: the last line might have been wrapped by the newsreader


regards
Johan Arwidmark

Windows User Group - Nordic
http://www.wug-nordic.net


Good Day...

I'm currently testing USMT 2.6 for migrating profiles from Windows NT
to Windows XP.

Some of our users here have Archive PST files and for some reason,
when I test USMT 2.6, it doesn't copy any PST files.

Here's the command I'm using.

scanstate \\hostname\share\username /i:sysfiles.inf /i:migapp.inf
/i:miguser.inf /i:migsys.inf /v:1 /user:domain\username

I customized the MigUser.inf to exclude some folders. I thought it was
the problem, so for now, I'm back with the default INF files.

Is there something I'm doing wrong??? Is there something else I need
to add to the INF files??

Thanks in advance
-Gerry
 
J

Johan Arwidmark

That would be correct, yes

regards
Johan Arwidmark

Windows User Group - Nordic
http://www.wug-nordic.net


On Mon, 20 Dec 2004 11:19:02 -0800, Jeremy Whiteman <Jeremy
So if i am reading this correctly, i can create a template (like
outlook.inf), use the lines below, but if my pst location is at, say,
D:\outlook\username.pst , i can substitute that in the Outlook Archive
CopyFiles section?

Johan Arwidmark said:
migapp.inf by default only copies the .pst file retrieved from the
outlook profile. You need to add a extra line to copy all .pst files.
I suggest you create an additional template and dont modify the
default microsoft inf files.

Here is template file that copies all .pst files found in a single
users profile

[version]
Signature=$Windows NT$

[IncludeUsers]
domain\username

[Copy This User State]
copyfiles=Outlook Archive CopyFiles

[Outlook Archive Copyfiles]
%CSIDL_PROFILE%\Local Settings\Application
Data\Microsoft\Outlook\*.pst


Note: the last line might have been wrapped by the newsreader


regards
Johan Arwidmark

Windows User Group - Nordic
http://www.wug-nordic.net


Good Day...

I'm currently testing USMT 2.6 for migrating profiles from Windows NT
to Windows XP.

Some of our users here have Archive PST files and for some reason,
when I test USMT 2.6, it doesn't copy any PST files.

Here's the command I'm using.

scanstate \\hostname\share\username /i:sysfiles.inf /i:migapp.inf
/i:miguser.inf /i:migsys.inf /v:1 /user:domain\username

I customized the MigUser.inf to exclude some folders. I thought it was
the problem, so for now, I'm back with the default INF files.

Is there something I'm doing wrong??? Is there something else I need
to add to the INF files??

Thanks in advance
-Gerry
 

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