Novell OPEN ENTERPRISE SERVER 2.0 SP2 - UPGRADING TO OES-PLANNING AND IMPLEMENTATION GUIDE 12-2009 Implementation Manual page 30

Sample WAN Environment Overview
Table 2-1
Site Location
Home Office
Sample WAN Location Environment Overview
Table 2-2
Site Location
Southwest
Office
2 If you don't already have a current directory design document, create one that includes:
NDS
Partition and replication diagrams.
NDS versions, such as NDS v6, v7, and/or v8.
Versions of NDS/eDirectory that are installed on non-NetWare operating systems.
Other Novell applications that are directly dependent on eDirectory, such as Novell
Account Management, DirXML
Any bindery contexts currently in use, including a brief description of how they are used.
3 List all of the NetWare servers in your tree along with their context, IP address information,
and any other information you might need as you plan to migrate them.
4 Identify any NetWare traditional (non-NSS) volumes being used on your NetWare servers.
5 Identify the file services provided by NetWare servers, including AFP, CIFS, iFolder,
NetStorage, FTP, and NCP
contexts of the users that use them.
30 OES 2 SP2: Upgrading to OES—Planning and Implementation Guide
WAN Speed
Local
# of
NetWare
NetWare
Versions
Servers
6 2-NW4.11
1-NW5.1
3-NW6.5
®
/eDirectory tree diagrams.
TM
(Novell Client
TM
# of Servers
25
# of
Server Notes
Clients
All NetWare are 30
being retired.
Users will be
moved to OES 2
SP2 servers
®
, and Identity Manager.
), then list the servers that provide them and the
TM
Server Breakdown
3-NW4.11
3-NW5.0
4-NW5.1
3-NW6.0
3-NW6.5
5-W2K3
2-W2K
2-RHEL3
Client
Client Notes
Breakdown
4–Win98 Win9x clients will
be migrated to
6-W2K
Windows XP
20-WinXP
Professional SP2