DIGITAL PATHWORKS for OpenVMS (Advanced Server)
Server Migration Guide

Contents

Preface
Preface	Preface
Chapter 1
1	Planning for Advanced Server Migration
1.1	Introduction
1.2	About the PATHWORKS Advanced Server
1.2.1	Domain Composition
1.2.2	LAN Manager Servers
1.2.3	NetWare Servers
1.2.4	PATHWORKS License Servers
1.3	Server Administration Differences
1.3.1	Server Roles
1.3.2	Trust Relationships
1.3.3	Users and Groups
1.3.4	Server Administration
1.3.4.1	New Command Line Interface
1.3.4.2	Windows NT Server Administration Tools
1.3.5	Security
1.3.5.1	Resource Permissions
1.3.5.2	Share Security
1.4	LAN Manager Features That Are Not Supported
1.5	Client Impact
1.6	LAN Manager Impact
1.7	Server License Requirements
1.7.1	Options for Upgrading Client-Based Licenses
1.7.2	Configuring Clients
1.7.3	Removing PATHWORKS LAN Manager Licenses
1.7.4	Configuring Automatic Upgrade
Chapter 2
2	Overview of the Migration Process
2.1	Introduction
2.2	Steps in the Migration Process
Chapter 3
3	Changing Server Roles and Domain Names
3.1	Introduction
3.2	Upgrading Standalone and Member Servers
3.3	Determining Your Upgrade Path
3.3.1	Upgrading with No Role or Domain Change
3.3.2	Upgrading into a Different Domain
3.3.3	Changing the Server Role
3.3.4	Upgrading the Server as a PDC in a New Domain
Chapter 4
4	Installing the Upgrade Utility
4.1	Introduction
4.2	Before You Install the Upgrade Utility
4.3	Options for Installing the Upgrade Utility
Chapter 5
5	Upgrading Your Server Information
5.1	Introduction
5.2	The Order for Upgrading Server Information
5.2.1	Upgrading OpenVMS Clusters
5.3	How the Upgrade Utility Works
5.3.1	About Upgrading Security
5.3.1.1	Administrator Privilege
5.3.1.2	Permissions Set on Root Device ACLs
5.3.1.3	Permissions Set on Object's Parent ACLs
5.3.1.4	Deny-Access ACEs
5.3.1.5	Full Access and Child Delete Permissions
5.3.1.6	Change Attribute (A) and Create (C) Permission Bits
5.3.1.7	Printer permission "C" and "P"
5.4	Navigating the Upgrade Utility
5.5	Upgrading a Primary Domain Controller
5.5.1	Start the Upgrade Utility
5.5.2	Step 1: Enter Domain Information (Optional)
5.5.3	Step 2: Enter PDC Information
5.5.4	Step 3: Log On to the PDC and Create SAM Database Files
5.5.5	Step 4: Select Objects to Upgrade
5.5.6	Step 5: Create and Edit Upgrade Reports for Selected Objects
5.5.6.1	Create and Edit the User Report
5.5.6.2	Create and Edit the Group Report
5.5.6.3	Create and Edit the Share Report
5.5.6.4	Create and Edit the Security Report
5.5.6.4.1	Security Upgrade Restrictions
5.5.6.4.2	Upgrading Miscellaneous Components (Security Policy Parameters)
5.5.7	Step 6: Start and Track the Upgrade
5.5.7.1	When the Upgrade Completes
5.6	Upgrading a Backup Domain Controller, Member Server, or Standalone Server
5.6.1	Upgrading in a Wide Network Environment
5.6.2	Start the Upgrade Utility
5.6.3	Step 1: Enter Domain Information (Optional)
5.6.4	Step 2: Enter PDC Information
5.6.5	Step 3: Log on to the PDC and Create SAM Database Files
5.6.6	Step 4: Select Objects to Upgrade
5.6.7	Step 5: Create and Edit Upgrade Reports for Selected Objects
5.6.7.1	Create and Edit the User Report
5.6.7.2	Create and Edit the Group Report
5.6.7.3	Create and Edit the Share Report
5.6.7.4	Create and Edit the Security Report
5.6.7.4.1	Security Upgrade Restrictions
5.6.7.4.2	Upgrading Miscellaneous Components (Security Policy Parameters)
5.6.8	Step 6: Start and Track the Upgrade
5.6.8.1	When the Upgrade Completes
5.7	Troubleshooting
5.7.1	Resolving Problems During the Upgrade
5.7.2	Resolving Problems After the Upgrade