Novell Server Consolidation and Migration Toolkit 1.2, Руководство администратора

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If you select this option, the Server Consolidation Utility automatically launches. See Part III,
“Server Consolidations,” on page 33 for further instructions.
Š Windows 2000/2003 Server (Active Directory)
Full support for Windows 2000/2003 Server Active Directory migrations is not available in this
release of the toolkit. However, the toolkit does support Windows 2000/2003 as source servers
in specific configurations. If your Windows 2000 or 2003 servers meet the requirements listed
in
Section 1.3, “Supported Source and Destination Server Versions,” on page 18 , you should
select Windows NT Server (NT Domain) as the source platform.
4.3 Selecting a Consolidation or Migration
When starting with NetWare as the source operating system platform, you can either consolidate
(copy) data between servers or migrate file system and eDirectory data to a new NetWare server
(also known as a hardware upgrade or server identity swap).
Š
Consolidate and Copy Data and Printing between Servers
Select this option if you want to do any of the following:
Š
Copy data from one or more NetWare source servers to one or more NetWare destination
servers
Š
Copy data from one or more NetWare source servers to one or more Open Enterprise
Server for Linux servers
Š Consolidate one or more NDPS
®
Printer Agents to a single NDPS Print Manager within
the same tree
Š
Migrate an existing NetWare 6.5 iPrint configuration to run in an OES Linux environment
In all server consolidation scenarios, the source and destination servers continue to exist on the
network and retain their original identities.
If you select this option, the Server Consolidation Utility automatically launches. See Part III,
“Server Consolidations,” on page 33 for further instructions.
Š
Migrate Data to New Server (Hardware Upgrade)
Select this option if you want to migrate file system data and the NDS/eDirectory database
from an old NetWare server to a new NetWare server. When the migration is complete, the old
server is brought down and the new server assumes its name and IP address on the network.
You can then surplus the old server hardware.
If you select this option, the NetWare Migration Wizard automatically launches. See
Part IV,
“Server Migrations,” on page 91 for further instructions.