File Server Migration (Same Domain)

In this video we show how easy it is to migrate files, folders, NTFS permissions, file shares, share permissions & local groups between two member servers.

In this video we showcase how easy it is to migrate files, folders, NTFS permissions, file shares, share level permissions and local groups including members from one Windows® 2008 R2 to another Windows® 2012 R2 member file server in the same domain.

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Environment

Both servers are member servers in the same domain. The software is installed and run on the source system. The source is running Windows 2008 R2 and the target Windows 2012 R2. If newer Windows versions were used, or if running it on the target, the same settings could be used.

Settings

Job Type
Data Migration

Name and Description Page
Name: File Server Migration

Source and Destination Page

Source	Destination
\\WIN2K8R2FS\C$\Groupshares	\\WIN2K12R2FS\C$\Groupshares
\\WIN2K8R2FS\C$\Homeshares	\\WIN2K12R2FS\C$\Homeshares

Synchronization: Add/Update/Delete

User and Group Filter Page
Local groups: Enabled (Add/Update)

User and Group Options Page
Local group members: Enabled (Add/Remove)

File Shares Page
Include file shares located at specified folder(s) and below: Enabled (Add/Update)

Notes

The settings used assume that no users are working while the migration takes place. If you want to use an approach with multiple passes (pre-copy/final copy) you additionally have to enable either the "Use Volume Shadow Copy" ("Source and Destination" page) or the "Ignore errors resulting from locked files" ("Error Processing" page) option for the pre-copy pass(es) to prevent errors from occurring because of locked files.

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