Novell SERVER CONSOLIDATION MIGRATION TOOLKIT 1.1 - ADMINISTRATION GUIDE 12-23-2005 Administration Manual page 97

• To set a new eDirectory tree context in either the left or right pane, right-click a container and
then select Set Context.
• To create a new folder on the destination server, right-click an existing parent folder or volume
and then select New Folder.
• To rename a newly created folder, right-click the folder and then select Rename.
• To show where a folder went, right-click the folder in the left pane and then select Where Did it
Go?
The folder that was moved is highlighted in its new location in the right pane.
• To show where a folder came from, right-click the folder in the right pane and then select
Where Did It Come From?
• To cancel a dropped action, right-click a folder in the right pane and then select Back Out
Dropped Directory.
• To show all folders selected for copying, right-click a container in the left pane and then select
Show Dropped Folders.
• To view the available disk space prior to performing the verification, right-click the destination
volume in the right pane and then select Properties.
Right-clicking on a source volume or folder in the left pane and then selecting Properties
displays the size of the source object.
Resolving Duplicate Directory Conflicts
If you drag a folder from the source server into a folder with the same name on the destination
server, a Duplicate Directory Encountered window appears. Here you can indicate how you want to
handle occurrences of duplicate directories:
• Don't Copy the Directory: Ensures that directories already existing on the destination server
are not overwritten. The Migration Wizard copies only the source directories that do not exist
on the destination server.
• Merge Directory Contents: Merges the contents of the directory on the source server with the
contents of the duplicate directory on the destination server.
• Merge All: Merges the contents of all duplicate directories.
• Rename: Renames a directory on the source server. you must enter a new directory name in the
field provided. The directory on the destination server retains its original name.
Migrating User Directories and Server Application Directories
Because the destination server takes the place of the source server when the migration is complete,
you should model your project to minimize the necessity of changing user login script mappings and
application load files.
To preserve login script mappings to user directories, drag-and-drop these directories to the same
location on the destination server as on the source server.
Likewise, to preserve application load files, drag-and-drop application directories to the same
location on the destination server as on the source server.
When you have finished modeling your migration project, continue with the next section,
Your Migration Project.
Verify
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