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powershell scripts to verify/compare NTFS and shared permissions on the folders for source groups/users with target groups/users
If you have powershell scripts to do the following, would be great:
verify/compare NTFS and shared permissions on the folders for source domain groups/users with target groups/users
In our scenario, the target forest users and groups have not been migrated, but recreated from scratch. Therefore they don't have sid history, linkage, etc. So, we are planning on migrating file server and need to verify that if group from source domain has access to SHARE then the target group/user should also have the same access to the share and same NTFS permissions. If the corresponding target group is not present, then I should see the validation fail message.
Here is example of group name in the source and corresponding group name in the target:
SOURCEDOMAIN\SecurityGroup 1
TARGETDOMAIN\TRG_SecurityG roup1
The corresponding group in the target has the same name plus prefix "TRG" in front.
Thank you very much!
If such script is not possible, I was thinking then to get a script to export the permissions to excel.
verify/compare NTFS and shared permissions on the folders for source domain groups/users with target groups/users
In our scenario, the target forest users and groups have not been migrated, but recreated from scratch. Therefore they don't have sid history, linkage, etc. So, we are planning on migrating file server and need to verify that if group from source domain has access to SHARE then the target group/user should also have the same access to the share and same NTFS permissions. If the corresponding target group is not present, then I should see the validation fail message.
Here is example of group name in the source and corresponding group name in the target:
SOURCEDOMAIN\SecurityGroup
TARGETDOMAIN\TRG_SecurityG
The corresponding group in the target has the same name plus prefix "TRG" in front.
Thank you very much!
If such script is not possible, I was thinking then to get a script to export the permissions to excel.
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