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Review the NT groups that you chose to associate with specific
ZENworks User Policy Packages, and then click Next.
If you want to change an association, click Back and follow the
instructions in
HINT:
This screen will not appear if you are using ZENworks 3.0.
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Decide how you want to handle any duplicate filenames between the
Microsoft NT domain and the destination NDS tree. Select one of the
following and then click Next:
Don't Copy Over Existing Files
Copy the Source File If It Is Newer
Always Copy the Source File
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Decide how you want to handle passwords for your NT users. Select one
of the following and then click Next:
Assign the Same Password to All Users—Migration Wizard will
assign the same password to all migrated users.
Assign a Randomly Generated Password to All Users—Migration
Wizard will randomly generate passwords, assign them, and then
store the passwords it assigns in a file that it creates, named
project_name_OUT.TXT. This file is saved in the same directory
where your migration project is located.
Read Passwords from a File—Migration Wizard will migrate the
current NT passwords to the destination NDS tree by reading them
from a text file. You must create the text file containing the NT
passwords before you begin the migration.
For more information on how to create this file, click the Help
button.
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Set NT migration options by checking or unchecking the check boxes
next to the following options and then click Next:
Migrate File Permissions—Normally, Migration Wizard migrates
file and directory permissions. If, for some reason, you want to
reassign file and directory permissions, you can choose to not copy
the file and directory permissions here and then assign them later
with ConsoleOne.
Migrate Everyone Permissions—The NDS container that you drop
the NT Domain Info object into will be assigned the permissions that
were associated with group Everyone. If you are migrating the
Step 4b.
Migrating Data from Windows NT
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