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Sams Teach Yourself MCSE Windows NT Server 4 in 14 Days
(Publisher: Macmillan Computer Publishing)
Author(s): David Schaer, et al
ISBN: 0672311283
Publication Date: 12/15/97
12.8. Translation Tables for NetWare and NT Permissions and Attributes
Tables 12.2, 12.3, and 12.4 elaborate on directory and file permission translation and file attribute equivalence between NT and NetWare. Translation occurs at the time of actual migration. With file attributes where no direct translation to NTFS attributes exists, the attributes are ignored.
| Table 12.2. Directory rights equivalence.
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| NetWare Rights
| Windows NT 4.0
| (NTFS Permissions)
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| Supervisor (S)
| Full Control
| (All) (All)
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| Read (R)
| Read
| (RX) (RX)
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| Create
| Add
| (WX) (Not Specified)
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| Erase (E)
| Change
| (RWXD) (RWXD)
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| Access Control (A)
| Change
| (P) (P)
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| Modify (M)
| Change
| (RWXD) (RWXD)
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| File Scan (F)
| List
| (RX) (Not Specified)
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| Write (W)
| Change
| (RWXD) (RWXD)
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| Table 12.3. File rights equivalence.
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| NetWare Rights
| Windows NT 4.0
| (NTFS Permissions)
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| Supervisor (S)
| Full Control
| (All)
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| Read (R)
| Read
| (RX)
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| Erase (E)
| Change
| (RWXD)
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| Access Control (A)
| Change
| (P)
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| Modify (M)
| Change
| (RWXD)
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| Write (W)
| Change
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| Table 12.4. File attributes equivalence.
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| Windows NT 4.0
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| Delete Inhibit
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| Read Only (RO)
| Read Only
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| Rename Inhibit (RI)
| (None)
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| Archive (A)
| Archive
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| Hidden (H)
| Hidden
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| System (S)
| System
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| Copy Inhibit (CI)
| (None)
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| Read/Write (RW)
| (None)
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| Execute Only (EO)
| (None)
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| Shareable (SH)
| (None)
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| Transactional (T)
| (None)
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| Indexed (I)
| (None)
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| Purge (P)
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| Read Audit (RA)
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| Write Audit (WA)
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12.9. Selecting Logging Options
Troubleshooting NWCONV is significantly easier with its built-in error-logging functions. As shown in Figure 12.28, you can set three levels of logging when you click the Logging options button on the main Migration Tool for NetWare dialog box:
- • Popup on Errors: On each error during the migration process, a dialog box explains every error encountered.
- • Verbose User/Group Logging: Summary-level information is captured for each user migrated. Information such as grace logons, password lengths, time restrictions, account expiration, and so on appears in the LOGFILE.LOG if you check this option.
- • Verbose File Logging: A detail for every directory and file migrated to the NTFS partition is generated.
Figure 12.28. Setting for verbose logging of users and groups.
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