Google Message Continuity Setup and Administration Guide - Manual (Page 9)

Getting Started 11
Steps for Setting Up Google Message Continuity
Note: If you want to migrate messages that are older than 60 days, you must first
use Google Apps Migration for Microsoft © Exchange before you set up Google
Message Continuity. For more information, see “Using GAMME for Migrating
Larger Amounts of Mail” on page 9.
To set up Google Message Continuity, be sure to complete these steps in the
following order:
1. Add your Exchange users to Google Apps: Begin your setup steps by
adding your users to Google Apps in the Google Apps Control Panel. After
ordering the service, you’ll receive an email with your login and password
information for the control panel. For instructions, see “Add Your Exchange
Users to Google Apps” on page 13.
2. Change your settings in the Google Apps Control Panel: From the
control panel, go to the Advanced Tools page to change your settings. For
instructions, see “Change Your Settings in the Control Panel” on page 17.
3. Set up Dual Delivery in the Postini Administration Console: Configure
Dual Delivery with the “Use Google Apps Gmail” option in the Postini
Administration Console. For instructions, see “Set Up Dual Delivery” on
page 21.
4. Download, install, and configure the Continuity Sync Server: For step-
by-step instructions, see “Install and Configure the Continuity Sync Server” on
page 25.
5. Test your Google Message Continuity setup: After you complete all of the
above steps, you’ll need to test your setup to make sure your users are
synchronized. See “Test Your Message Continuity Setup” on page 35. See
also “Best Practices for Handling Planned and Unplanned Outages” on
page 37
To get started with your setup steps, see “Add Your Exchange
Users to Google Apps” on page 13.