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Exactly....that's what I told my cousin...bc he doesn't know if they will be brought over yet...and my sneaking suspicion is that bc they aren't doing any testing...there's a chance he won't ....they will just let everyone drop off when they move it to production....
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Exactly....that's what I told my cousin...bc he doesn't know if they will be brought over yet...and my sneaking suspicion is that bc they aren't doing any testing...there's a chance he won't ....they will just let everyone drop off when they move it to production....

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My cousin's company just got bought out by another company ....and he had a sneaking suspicion about whether they will move over in December ...he just found out the other day that they will be moving all permission and authentication to production in the new company...'no' testing at all...I'd users drop they say they will deal with it then...they are currently migrating from a windows environment to novell ...that means Changing from exchange lotus notes...big change...that can't be a good sign for him and his team right ....if the new company was going to bring them over...I would imagine they would be doing more testing...
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My cousin's company just got bought out by another company ....and he had a sneaking suspicion about whether they will move over in December ...he just found out the other day that they will be moving all permission and authentication to production in the new company...'no' testing at all...I'd users drop they say they will deal with it then...they are currently migrating from a windows environment to novell ...that means Changing from exchange lotus notes...big change...that can't be a good sign for him and his team right ....if the new company was going to bring them over...I would imagine they would be doing more testing...

Migrating from windows environment to novell

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