XFOR: MSMail and HMail 3.5 PO Migration to Exchange Server
Article ID: 156856
Article Last Modified on 10/28/2006
APPLIES TO
- Microsoft Exchange Server 5.5 Standard Edition
- Microsoft Exchange Server 4.0 Standard Edition
- Microsoft Mail Client 3.5
This article was previously published under Q156856
SUMMARY
Microsoft Mail and Hangul Mail, the Korean version of Microsoft Mail and
also known as Hmail, 3.5 Postoffices (POs) can contain Korean characters in
MMFs and Shared Folders. When these POs are migrated to a Microsoft
Exchange Server running on Korean Windows NT 3.51, the correct Msfs32.dll
should be placed in the \%SystemRoot%\System32 directory. Otherwise, the
Korean characters in the Public Folders that have been migrated from the
PO's Shared Folders will be corrupted. The selection of the correct
Msfs32.dll is documented in the release notes, Read_cl2.wri, on the Korean
Microsoft Exchange Client CD-ROM and this article covers that process in
more detail.
MORE INFORMATION
There are two Msfs32.dll files; U.S. and Korean. The U.S. version is
shipped on the Microsoft Exchange Server CD-ROM in the \Setup\I386
directory and is copied to the Windows NT System32 directory when the
Microsoft Exchange Server is installed. The Korean version is shipped on
the Korean Microsoft Exchange Client CD-ROM and is included in one of the
cabinet files (Exchng5.cab in Microsoft Exchange version 4.0) in the
\Kor\Winnt\I386 or \Kor\Win95 directories. In order to extract this file,
use the Extract utility that is shipped with Windows 95.
Both versions should be copied to the \%SystemRoot%\System32 directory when
you migrate to Microsoft Exchange Server. The U.S. version when you migrate
from Microsoft Mail and the Korean version when you migrate from Hangul
Mail.
Additional query words: HMail DBCS KOR
Keywords: kbinterop kbsetup KB156856