What email clients and operating systems are supported by EMProfileUpdate? (NETIQKB12421)

What email clients and operating systems are supported by EMProfileUpdate?

The EMProfileUpdate.exe file included with Exchange Migrator supports updating MAPI profiles for users running the following email clients and operating systems:

• Microsoft Outlook 97 running on Microsoft Windows 98
• Microsoft Outlook 97 running on Microsoft Windows NT 4.x SP 6a
• Microsoft Outlook 98 running on Microsoft Windows 98
• Microsoft Outlook 98 running on Microsoft Windows NT 4.x SP 6a
• Microsoft Outlook 2000 running on Microsoft Windows 98SE
• Microsoft Outlook 2000 running on Microsoft Windows NT 4.x SP 6a
• Microsoft Outlook 2000 running on Microsoft Windows 2000
• Microsoft Outlook XP running on Microsoft Windows ME
• Microsoft Outlook XP running on Microsoft Windows XP
• Microsoft Outlook XP running on Microsoft Windows 2000
• Microsoft Outlook 2007 running on Microsoft Windows XP

The EMProfileUpdate.exe file included with Exchange Migrator supports updating MAPI profiles for users running the following email clients on the following operating systems:

• Microsoft Outlook 98
• Microsoft Outlook 2000
• Microsoft Outlook XP
• Microsoft Outlook 2003
• Microsoft Outlook 2007
  
• Windows 98
• Windows NT SP 6a
• Windows 2000 Professional
• Windows 2000 Server
• Windows XP
• Windows 2003

Note

• When you run the EMProfileUpdate utility on a Microsoft Windows 98 computer with Microsoft Outlook 98, EMProfileUpdate updates all profiles on the specified computer. However, the EMProfileUpdate utility only adds the default Contacts folder to the Outlook Address Book for the mailbox associated with the logged in user. Subsequent users can log into their migrated mailboxes, but they need to use Outlook to manually add the default Contacts folder to the Outlook Address Book.
• Outlook clients running on Mac computers are not supported.
• If you are using Outlook 98, some properties, such as tentative calendar appointments, may not display correctly after migration.  For information, see the Microsoft support web site.

Formerly known as NETIQKB12421

Please note that this information can also be obtained from Chapter 2 of the EM 2.3  product User Guide.