Novell Server Consolidation and Migration Toolkit 1.2, Руководство администратора

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For example, typing
h*s.txt
would exclude
house.txt
,
his.txt
,
horses.txt
, and
happiness.txt
from the copy process.
1
Type the file extension types or filenames in the field provided. For multiple filenames or
types, press Enter between each entry.
For example, if you want to exclude a specific file named
test.txt
from being copied, type
test.txt
in the field provided. If you want to exclude all
.mp3
files from being copied, type
*.mp3
in the field provided.
Type as many filenames or file extension types as you want. Separate the filenames or file
extensions by pressing Enter between each entry. Do not use spaces or commas to separate the
entries. See the following examples:
Correct:
*.mp3
test.txt
*.wav
Incorrect:
*.mp3 test.txt *.wav
or
*.mp3, test.txt, *.wav
2 Click Next .
If you are performing a consolidation between servers in a single tree, the Check for Trustees and
Ownerships dialog box is not displayed. Proceed to
“Verify Password” on page 23.
Check for Trustees and Ownership
When you copy data from one tree to another, the Server Consolidation Utility searches the
destination tree for objects whose names match the source tree object names. Objects that are
potential matches are displayed and can be matched up during
“Tree-to-Tree Object Match Up” on
page 51 .
If this option is enabled, the Server Consolidation Utility scans the dropped folders and their
subordinates for trustees and owners. This check must be performed the first time a consolidation is
run. If a consolidation is run a second time, this scan does not need to be repeated, as long as trustees
have not been added to the source server and new directories or folders have not been dropped onto
the destination server. If either has happened, another scan is necessary. This trustee and ownership
check slows down the verification process.
NOTE: If a file has already been copied to the destination server or tree, that file’s trustees are not
updated during the consolidation unless the source file data is recopied. See “Duplicate File
Resolution” on page 46 for information about when a source file might overwrite the destination
file.
1 Click Browse to select the destination container you want to search.
2 Select Search All Subordinate Containers to search all containers in the destination tree below,
and including, the one you selected.