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Migration to MS

Hi there,
We plan to move fileservices from OES11 to MS Cluster.
What do think or better know is the best way to migrate?
Source: NSM3.1, OES11, eDirectory, OES Clustervolumes with CIFS enabled, Users in eDirectory and synchronized to Active Directory by IDM.
Target: Active Directory on Windows2012R2, Clustershares, Users in AD, up to now no NSM installation present.
Do I have to migrate from 3.1 to 4.0 in the eDirectory environment first?
Any suggestions?
Thanks a lot
Volker
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    On 8/24/2015 6:36 AM, VJendrusch wrote:
    >
    > Hi there,
    > We plan to move fileservices from OES11 to MS Cluster.
    > What do think or better know is the best way to migrate?
    > Source: NSM3.1, OES11, eDirectory, OES Clustervolumes with CIFS enabled,
    > Users in eDirectory and synchronized to Active Directory by IDM.
    > Target: Active Directory on Windows2012R2, Clustershares, Users in AD,
    > up to now no NSM installation present.
    > Do I have to migrate from 3.1 to 4.0 in the eDirectory environment
    > first?
    > Any suggestions?
    > Thanks a lot
    > Volker
    >
    >


    Volker,

    The Cross-Empire Data Migration feature of Novell Storage Manager is
    only present in the AD version. NSM AD does not communicate with NSM
    eDir as part of the migration process, though having a well-managed
    eDirectory environment will certainly make your migration easier.
    Likewise, you won't need to upgrade the eDirectory NSM install to 4.0
    before migrating.

    The easiest thing to do would be to create a clean install of NSM 4.0.2
    on Windows, set up the Cross-Empire Data Migration feature, and migrate
    to that clean install.

    Full documentation of NSM AD (including CEDM) is available at
    https://www.novell.com/documentation/storagemanager4/

    -- NFMS Support Team
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    That helps a lot and is the answer i hoped for.
    Thx
    Volker