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Novell Server Consolidation and Migration Toolkit Administration Guide
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When consolidating to a NetWare server, you run the command on the destination server. When
copying data from a NetWare server to an OES Linux server, you run the command on the source
server.
Click
Close
to exit the Server Consolidation Utility.
6.12.3 Launching a Server-Based Process
Consult the project’s success log file for a list of which commands you need to run on which servers.
The success log is located in the project folder (by default, project folders are created as
subdirectories under My Documents).
The information you need is found in the “End Project Options and Warnings” section of the file. An
example is shown below:
*****************************************************************
End Project Options and Warnings.
*****************************************************************
Server-based process files created on server TEST2. Launch this
process at the server console with the command: NUWAgent -a "Project01"
At the console of the specified server, enter the command as shown. Be sure to include the quotation
marks around the project name. The command is not case sensitive.
Upon completion of the processing, you can check the status in the
sys:scu/migerror.log
file on the destination server.
IMPORTANT:
Allow each server-based process to run to completion before starting another
server-based process.
For security, after the processing is completed you should delete the XML script that is stored in the
same folder as the project file. The script contains the administrator passwords in obfuscated form.
Although the passwords are not written to the file in clear text, a knowledgeable hacker could derive
the passwords from the obfuscated versions.
6.12.4 Aborting a Server-Based Process
If you need to halt a server-based process after it has started, enter these commands at the server
console:
nuwagent kill
unload nuwagent
If you stop a server-based process that was copying data from NetWare to OES Linux, you must
manually delete the
matchup.txt
file from the Linux server before you can rerun the server-
based process.
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