Novell Server Consolidation and Migration Toolkit 1.2, Руководство администратора

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The dialog box is populated with a pathname that ends in
\fc.exe
. Add the following
parameters, separated by a single space, to this pathname for the scheduled consolidation
project to run:
Š
(Required) The pathname, in quotation marks, to the consolidation project that you are
scheduling to run. For example:
“c:\my projects\sc1.mdb” (where sc1.mdb is the saved project)
Š
(Required) The letter Y, to automatically run the selected Server Consolidation project.
Š (Required) The password for the admin on the source server.
Š
(Required) The password for the admin on the destination server.
Š (Optional) The letter N, to skip the Error and Success Log review dialog box and simply
exit the utility after it finishes.
When completed, the Run field of the Advanced Properties dialog box should look similar to
this:
c
:\program files\novell\netware server consolidation
utility\fc.exe "c:\my projects\sc1.mdb" y test1 test2
In the previous example,
c:\program files\novell\netware server
consolidation utility\fc.exe
is the pathname that was already in the Run field of
the dialog box, "
c:\my projects\sc1.mdb
" is the saved project that is scheduled to run,
y is the Yes parameter to automatically run the project, test1 is the admin password on the
source server, and test2 is the admin password on the destination server.
13 After entering the parameters, click OK .
14 In the dialog box that appears, enter the Windows username and password of the admin running
the project, then click
OK .
The Server Consolidation project will run at the scheduled time.
5.5 What’s Next
If you are consolidating data within a NetWare or Nterprise Branch Office environment, go to
Chapter 6, “Consolidating Data from NetWare Servers,” on page 41 .
If you are consolidating data from a Windows server to NetWare, go to Chapter 7, “Consolidating
Data from Windows Servers,” on page 65 .
If you are consolidating data from either NetWare or Windows to an OES Linux server, go to
Chapter 8, “Consolidating Data to OES Linux,” on page 75 .