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Posted by Roger Abell [MVP] on August 2, 2006, 7:35 pm
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Your quickest free approach may be by profiling the groups on the
source server, obtaining for each the display name and the SID, and
then with this first defining the groups on the new server and then running
a set of massive SubInACL executiions over the copied content to
replace each SID with the new group by name.
> Alright...I need some help here. We migrated a server to a new
> location....basically we went from datacenter a to datacenter b.
> Datacenter b happens to be about 1000miles away. The data resides on the
> SAN, and the data was migrated to datacenter b with SRDF. We built a new
> server in dataceneter b, and the app team re-installed the apps. The
> problem we have now, is we all failed to remember the security permissions
> we had on all the files. All of these permissions are still in place on
> the SAN disks, but the local groups, and SIDS they point to are not on the
> datacenter b box....as this box was a fresh install, not a restore of the
> old.
>
> So...my question, how do I get these local groups to the new box? I found
> several ways to actually get the groups and members moved over, but they
> are created with new SID's. I either need to get the old SID's to the new
> box, or find a way to make the ACL's reflect the new groups.
>
> BTW...this is a large amount of data and a very complex security
> layout...redoing it all is not a good option!
>
> thanks for any help!!!
>
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