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Hi there.<br />
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We are in the pogress of planing a domain migration.<br />
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I am wondering if there is a tool that can copy the NTFS and share rights from our old file server to the new one in the new domain, and &quot;translate&quot; the old users SID/names to the new users SID/names ??<br />
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/Jesper
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Hi there.

We are in the pogress of planing a domain migration.

I am wondering if there is a tool that can copy the NTFS and share rights from our old file server to the new one in the new domain, and "translate" the old users SID/names to the new users SID/names ??

/Jesper

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