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Netware to Windows Migration

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I have a couple hundred sites currently running Netware 5.x
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    On 7/18/2014 12:06 PM, rgbamford wrote:
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    > I have a couple hundred sites currently running Netware 5.x
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    We currently have storage manager for the Netware side to do move/add/change between the netware servers . If we add the Active Directory side for migration do we need additional licensing or can we do both under the current license?
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    On 7/19/2014 6:56 PM, rgbamford wrote:
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    > We currently have storage manager for the Netware side to do
    > move/add/change between the netware servers . If we add the Active
    > Directory side for migration do we need additional licensing or can we
    > do both under the current license?
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    rgbamford,

    If you've purchased a license for NSM, that license should apply to all
    platforms. However, you'll need a different license file, licensed
    against your AD forest root domain name. You should be able to generate
    this for NSM 3.1.1 through your Customer Care Portal.

    If NSM 3.1.1 isn't in your portal's list of products, talk to your
    Novell rep -- they should be able to add that to your portal.

    -- NFMS Support Team

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