We have developed a software application to help administrators copy local users and groups between windows machines. It can do so as they are encountered within filesystem ACLs or by selecting them manually. If you need to solve this problem our software can help you. http://www.schoenfeldsoftware.com/fileservermigrator Software Features: Copy files and direcotories. Copy local users and their group membership. Copy local groups and their group membership. Automatically import local users and groups when used in file security. Copy timestamps including creation time, last access time, last write time of files and directories. Copy file attributes like read-only, archive, system and hidden. Copy NTFS security including securiy permissions, auditing rules and ownership. Copy shares. Copy share permissions. Automatically import shares when copying directories. Translate use of remote local users and groups to local users and groups by name. View a machines Security Identifiers. Search and replace Security Identifiers (SID) on the filesystem and registry. Works with workgroups and domain architectures. SchoenfeldSoftware.com
This post looks like a helpful hint but is in reality a commercial advertisment for a $199 product.
On Jul 20, 7:20 pm, "Pegasus \(MVP\)" wrote: > This post looks like a helpful hint but is in reality a > commercial advertisment for a $199 product. The purpose of the post was to make system administrators aware of this tool. To be clear, File Server Migrator is a commercial tool currently selling for $199. It offers some specialized features which may be relevant to you, including: - User interface to copy local users and groups between machines - Automatically copy local users and groups as encountered in access control lists of files and directories - Search and replace SIDs on the filesystem and registry. - Search and remove dangling SIDs.
ceo@schoenfeldsoftware.com wrote: > The purpose of the post was to make system administrators aware of > this tool. > > To be clear, File Server Migrator is a commercial tool currently > selling for $199. Then it is blatantly off-topic here and does, as Pegasus points out, qualify as self-serving SPAM.
