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Sams Teach Yourself MCSE Windows NT Server 4 in 14 Days
The following conditions must be met before the administrator can use the NetWare Migration Tool:
12.5. Starting the NetWare Migration ToolFrom the Windows NT desktop, access the NWCONV.EXE shortcut from the Administrative Tools folder found under the program group as shown in Figure 12.13.
When the migration tool is launched, you see the Select Servers For Migration dialog box, where you identify the source NetWare server and target NT server involved in the migration (see Figure 12.14).
Either manually enter the UNC to the desired NetWare server or select the ellipses button t o browse to the server as shown in Figure 12.15. Using the interface, highlight the desired NetWare server and click the OK button. You return to the Select Servers For Migration dialog box. Next, identify the target NT server. After selecting the target NT server, you return to the Select Servers For Migration dialog box. Both the NetWare server and NT server should be identified. Click OK to continue. At this time, NWCONV verifies your current access restrictions to the NetWare server. If your current account is not a supervisor equivalent on the specified NetWare server, you see the Enter Network Credentials dialog box (see Figure 12.16). You must provide a NetWare supervisor account and password or you return to the Select Servers For Migration dialog box. Click OK to continue.
After the credentials verification, you see the main Migration Tool for NetWare dialog box (see Figure 12.17). The servers you specified are listed in the left columns as the first set involved in the migration process. If you want, you can add more servers using the selection process just described or you can delete additional servers before continuing.
On the Migration Tool for Netware dialog box, you see two option buttons for customizing the migration process for files and users. When you select the User Options button, the User and Group Options dialog box displays. 12.6. Selecting User and Group Migration OptionsThe User and Group options enable you to control how user and group objects are imported into the domain controller. You can specify how the migration tool handles password assignments, duplications in user or group names, whether NetWare account restrictions should be migrated, and whether NetWare supervisors should be added to the Administrator group on the NT server. You choose options by clicking radio buttons, completing entry fields, or toggling checkmarks under four tabs in the User and Group Options dialog box. 12.6.1. User and Group Migration Options: PasswordsYou cannot migrate NetWare passwords to Windows NT using NWCONV. The Passwords tab of the User and Group Options dialog box presents three options (see Figure 12.18):
The checkbox at the bottom of the dialog box enables you to flag password assignments as temporary on the NT server, forcing the user to change the password at the next logon.
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