Migrating Folder permissions to the new Domain

[NWTEST]

In the process of migration and all is set.

I have target(x.org) and source(y.org) with trust
established.
I start migratig groups to the new target domain working
fine.

In my file server which is already join to the target
domain(x.org), i have hundreds of folder shared and I have
to go one by one in security permission tab to remove
groups with reference to the old source domain(y.org) and
put the new groups for my new target(z.org). Too much work
for this is there a way to do it?..
I'm using the same groups from source to target.. My
worries are what about my home folders thousandsa of them
i dont want to go in every one of them and take out groups
from old domain and put the migrated groups under new
domain.

Help pls!
Appreciate

 

[Philip Nunn]

You should check out the 'Active Directory Migration Tool 2.0' (ADMT 2.0)
You should read the following articles before you use the tool so you
understand what needs to be done to "clean up" the old domain groups off of
the security and share permissions, and of course download the tool. ;-) If
used correctly the tool will do exactly what you want.

http://www.microsoft.com/technet/tr.../windows2000serv/deploy/cookbook/cookintr.asp

http://support.microsoft.com/?id=325851

Philip Nunn

 

[NWTEST]

Thanks for your reply Phil. I appreciate yor feedback.
Would you please be specific because I read the links you
sent but couldnt find any ideas to solve my problem. Can
you be specific what particular tool or options I need to
use.

More power!

Regards
Orlando

 

[NWTEST]

Thanks Phil. I appreciate your help..

Can you please be specific on this one.. I read the
document links and couldnt get any answer.
Would appreciate if you provide additional tool or options
that I cna use to sort out this problem.
thanks

 

[Svend]

It may be a bit of work but..... could you use the CACLS
command line utility to first dump the ACLs to a text file
and then through creatively replacing the appropriate
groups & users craft a batch file that then uses CACLS to
add or remove the object rights that you want?

Svend.