migRaven.One is the migration tool of migRaven-Family. This allows you to read, analyze, optimize and completely migrate your existing file system. migRaven.One offers various options for creating projects. You can find a brief overview here. Group Policy Project Here you will find detailed instructions for the group policy project ReDesign Project Here you will find detailed instructions for the ReDesign project Table import project Here you will find detailed instructions for the table import project ...
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Release notes migRaven.one
Release notes migRaven.one Version 6.2.1022 from April 10, 2018 1. Innovations in the Migration Client: The language setting (German / English) is immediately applied and saved when you select it. In the Web Client: The language setting (German / English) is applied and saved immediately when you select it. New templates for the requested reports Tidy display of account details 2. Fixed problems In the Migration Client: Subfolder ...
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The project types in migRaven.one
migRaven offers four project types. These are briefly presented here. They differ in the source (share, novell server, table). The goal is always a Windows share or a subdirectory to this. migRaven offers four project types: Group policy project (new authorization groups are created on a share via group guidelines) Redesign (a share or directory tree is read in, ...
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Step by step through migRaven.one
Step by step through the migRaven-Documentation
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NTFS permissions in csv and xlsx files (Migration Client)
NTFS authorizations can be output as a csv file and read in via an xlsx file 1. Summary. In table mode you can output the authorization table as a CSV file before saving. This makes it possible to edit the authorizations in Excel. You can add and remove directories and permissions. Finally, save the table as an xlsx file. This is used in a "table import" project ...
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Different destination directory in the migration client
When migrating a Windows share, it is possible to redirect individual directories (including the subdirectories). To do this, under Design & Work in table mode you will find an additional column "Different target directory" next to the (original) path. Here you can specify a different directory than the original directory. In general, the original directory is replaced by the new directory. The authorizations are adopted. Including ...
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recommended mapping of the old NTFS rights to the new target permissions in the table mode
The first task in the work and design process using the table mode is the re-mapping of the previous "old and grown" authorizations to the new authorizations according to the standard. This is useful in order to convert the many different "individual" rights into a standard. All individual rights are broken down according to type and propagation and must now correspond to the standard rights ...
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Design & Work in the Migration Client
Now with two procedures for authorizing From version 3.1. Has migRaven an additional mode for assigning authorizations. The “table mode” is known, in which the objects to be authorized are to be entered in the table. The new mode is particularly characterized by the fact that user and group names no longer have to be written. You can search for objects in the AD, in ...
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Deploy Data in the Migration Client
1. Data migration via Robocopy interface. 1.1. Creating job files After creating the target directory with the newly created authorizations, the data must be copied. The “Deploy Data” function supports the user. migRaven uses the Robocopy command and recommends the necessary parameters, which the user then only has to copy into a batch and execute. Robocopy is with ...
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