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I am in the middle of a migration from Netware to Windows. I have a ton of permissions to move and I am looking for a way to script it. I have a list of all the folders and permissions applied from Netware, I just want a script that will allow me to apply the equivalent permissions in my Windows...

OK, so I have a list of all my Netware permissions, I am looking to just make a script that will apply the equivalent permissions once I copy all the files over. There are so many scripts out there, that wading through them all is overwhelming. Does anyone have an example or a site they can...

I managed to find a Novell cool tool that would generate a report of my Netware permissions for each folder on a server so I think I am going to just copy everything over to my Windows server using the same structure as in Netware, then run a script to assign the permissions in Windows. Does...

@Terry712 No, I do not have Zen. On another note, I am trying to figure out how to export all the users from my production NDS environment and import it into my lab. Does anyone know of a way to do that?

I am wondering if it is possible to block access to a specific file on a website using whatever method Windows has. Here is my situation, nobody at my organization can get to any CNET site. I found through some trial and error that if I block the following file everything works fine...

Cory, Thanks. I do have a lab setup already so I can play around anyway I want, just thinking how best to proceed. I think I will duplicate my structure on both ends and see how it plays out. Thanks all for your advice. Bill

Would you suggest making my AD structure match my NDS as close as possible? I don't have any OUs in AD and some in NDS. I didn't setup the NDS end, inherited it and the original domain that was migrated to 2003 recently. There are only about 200 users so it isn't that big a deal to move things...

I am not doing any sync right now and we don't run eDirectory.

I am working on a project to migrate our Netware 5.1 environment over to Windows Server 2003 and Active Directory. My situation is that most of the step by step tools and things I am finding are setup as if you don't have an AD already in place. I already have my AD in place with all the users...