Showing posts with label Server Migration. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Server Migration. Show all posts
Monday, September 17, 2012
ADUM Enterprise Competitive Software Upgrade.
For a limited time, if you own any Quest Software, Scriptlogic Software, ForensiT, NetIQ, Winzero or Microsoft ADMT, it is the best time to take advantage of our competitive upgrade to ADUM Enterprise reg. $649.00 for just $349.00 and learn what ADUM offers over the competition.
WHAT DO I GET?
ADUM Enterprise Edition gives you a unified unrestricted license for our ADUM Enterprise Edition Software bundle consisting of ADMigrator, ServerMigrator, PasswordCopy, SecuRED and TakeControl as well as a number of OEM and third party administrative tools including any future software releases until Dec 31, 2013. ADUM Enterprise Edition also includes support and maintenance until Dec 31 2013
HOW MUCH AND WHEN IS IT AVAILABLE?
This offer is available now for a limited time to existing QUEST, NETIQ, Scriptlogic, ForensiT, MIcrosoft and Winzero customers for just $349.00 USD online only at this special link only.
http://www.managered.com/adum-upgrade.html
DO I QUALIFY?
If you own or use any Quest Software, Scriptlogic Software, ForensiT, NetIQ, Microsoft ADMT, ManageRED ADUM Small business, ADUM Server, Resemble or Winzero Enterprise Toolbox, ITPro Toolbox, WADMIgrator, ServerMigrator, Resemble, ACLReporter, DNSReset, PasswordCopy, SVRCompare, RemoveUnknown or any other discontinued Winzero Software now is the time to ACT!
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Tuesday, August 7, 2012
How to Migrate Local Server Users and Groups Only Between Member Servers
View our complete document to help you migrate server accounts, local user
accounts with properties, with passwords and local server groups from Windows member server to Windows member server with similar or different OS versions.
User Accounts
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User account samAccountNames are recreated on
the target server.
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Passwords for each account are copied.
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User name and description properties are copied
to the target
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Terminal server settings and properties are
copied to the target server for each account that is populated on the source
server
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All user rights are migrated to the target
server.
Local Goups
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Local group samAccountNames are recreated on the
target server.
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Group description properties are copied to the
target
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Group membership is populated with migrated
accounts of the target server in the same samAccountName structure as the
source server.
Thursday, August 2, 2012
How It Works - Resemble 30 Day License
Got a single Server migration project? Need to migrate only a few servers?
ManageRED Resemble 30 Day License is the inexpensive solution for quick server migration projects.
Download it and try it, then purchase Resemble 30 day License a fast server migration solution for just $39.00 USD with a non restricted license without per user or per server licensing for 30 days.
Purchase what you need when you need it or upgrade to any ADUM Bundle at any time and the amount you spent on Resemble 30 Day License will be deduct from your ADUM purchase.
Sunday, April 3, 2011
WADMigrator-ServerMigrator Permission Issues
Windows 7 Operating Systems - Desktop/Laptops:
Issue:
Unable to install the scheduling service client on any Windows 7 workstation within the environment. Console indicates that “the installation path cannot be determined”
Diagnosis:
Remote Registry is set to Manual and is not started
UAC is enabled on the workstations
Resolution:
Set the Remote Registry service to Automatic
Disable UAC on the Windows 7 Desktops/laptops/Tablets/Workstations.
Both Items can be modified via Active Directory Group Policy. The latter policy requires a reboot.
Windows 2008 Server’s
Issue:
Unable to install the scheduling service client on any Windows 2008 Servers within the environment. Console indicates that “the installation path cannot be determined”
Diagnosis:
UAC is not completely disabled. The following registry key has the following value set:
HKLM\Software\Microsoft\Windows\Currentversion\Policies\System\ConsentPromptBehaviorUser. This key has a value set to 1. This is not the default setting.
An explanation of this setting is as follows:
User Account Control: Behavior of the elevation prompt for standard users
The User Account Control: Behavior of the elevation prompt for standard users policy setting controls the behavior of the elevation prompt for standard users.
The options are:
Automatically deny elevation requests. When an operation requires elevation of privilege, a configurable access denied error message is displayed. An enterprise that is running desktops as standard user may choose this setting to reduce help desk calls. *****Has a value of 0 in the registry*****
Prompt for credentials on the secure desktop. (Default) When an operation requires elevation of privilege, the user is prompted on the secure desktop to enter a different user name and password. If the user enters valid credentials, the operation continues with the applicable privilege. *****Has a value of 3 in the registry*****
Prompt for credentials. When an operation requires elevation of privilege, the user is prompted to enter an administrative user name and password. If the user enters valid credentials, the operation continues with the applicable privilege. *****Current Setting****** and has the value of 1
These are the available settings:
0 = Automatically deny elevation requests
1 = Prompt for credentials on the secure desktop
3 (Default) = Prompt for credentials on the secure desktop
Please refer to the following link: http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dd835564(WS.10).aspx#BKMK_StandardUserPromptBehavior
Resolution:
On all Windows 2008 Servers, the ConsentPromptBehaviorUser key must have a value of 3 (which is the default Windows 2008 setting). A reboot is not necessary for this change to take effect.
The above changes are mandatory and were part of the Checklist provided to the customer as part of the pre-migration checklist.
Special Thanks
A special Thanks goes to Bruno Zaffino from Compucom for his diligence and relentless effort to trouble shoot the challenges faced by the domain migration at the Government of Ontario Migration Project.
Issue:
Unable to install the scheduling service client on any Windows 7 workstation within the environment. Console indicates that “the installation path cannot be determined”
Diagnosis:
Remote Registry is set to Manual and is not started
UAC is enabled on the workstations
Resolution:
Set the Remote Registry service to Automatic
Disable UAC on the Windows 7 Desktops/laptops/Tablets/Workstations.
Both Items can be modified via Active Directory Group Policy. The latter policy requires a reboot.
Windows 2008 Server’s
Issue:
Unable to install the scheduling service client on any Windows 2008 Servers within the environment. Console indicates that “the installation path cannot be determined”
Diagnosis:
UAC is not completely disabled. The following registry key has the following value set:
HKLM\Software\Microsoft\Windows\Currentversion\Policies\System\ConsentPromptBehaviorUser. This key has a value set to 1. This is not the default setting.
An explanation of this setting is as follows:
User Account Control: Behavior of the elevation prompt for standard users
The User Account Control: Behavior of the elevation prompt for standard users policy setting controls the behavior of the elevation prompt for standard users.
The options are:
Automatically deny elevation requests. When an operation requires elevation of privilege, a configurable access denied error message is displayed. An enterprise that is running desktops as standard user may choose this setting to reduce help desk calls. *****Has a value of 0 in the registry*****
Prompt for credentials on the secure desktop. (Default) When an operation requires elevation of privilege, the user is prompted on the secure desktop to enter a different user name and password. If the user enters valid credentials, the operation continues with the applicable privilege. *****Has a value of 3 in the registry*****
Prompt for credentials. When an operation requires elevation of privilege, the user is prompted to enter an administrative user name and password. If the user enters valid credentials, the operation continues with the applicable privilege. *****Current Setting****** and has the value of 1
These are the available settings:
0 = Automatically deny elevation requests
1 = Prompt for credentials on the secure desktop
3 (Default) = Prompt for credentials on the secure desktop
Please refer to the following link: http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dd835564(WS.10).aspx#BKMK_StandardUserPromptBehavior
Resolution:
On all Windows 2008 Servers, the ConsentPromptBehaviorUser key must have a value of 3 (which is the default Windows 2008 setting). A reboot is not necessary for this change to take effect.
The above changes are mandatory and were part of the Checklist provided to the customer as part of the pre-migration checklist.
Special Thanks
A special Thanks goes to Bruno Zaffino from Compucom for his diligence and relentless effort to trouble shoot the challenges faced by the domain migration at the Government of Ontario Migration Project.
Tuesday, February 15, 2011
New Winzero ScheduleManager
A new version for the Winzero ScheduleManager has been released as an update or as a standalone application.

To download the new ScheduleManager
Navigate to http://www.winzero.ca/downloads/ScheduleManager021611.zip and save it to your computer.
To add the update to any Winzero applicaton including: ServerMigrator, WADMigrator or AccessReporter, unzip the download to drive:\Winzero\ApplicationName\ and allow it to over write any files.
To use ScheduleManager as a standalone application, create a folder and unzip the download into the new folder. Navigate to the folder and double click ScheduleManager to launch.
What's new In ScheduleMnager
- ScheduleManager now supports Windows 2008R2 and Windows 7 64bit
- Import computers from WADMigrator Projects
- Quick deployment Status Reports to reduce overhead
To download the new ScheduleManager
Navigate to http://www.winzero.ca/downloads/ScheduleManager021611.zip and save it to your computer.
To add the update to any Winzero applicaton including: ServerMigrator, WADMigrator or AccessReporter, unzip the download to drive:\Winzero\ApplicationName\ and allow it to over write any files.
To use ScheduleManager as a standalone application, create a folder and unzip the download into the new folder. Navigate to the folder and double click ScheduleManager to launch.
What's new In ScheduleMnager
- ScheduleManager now supports Windows 2008R2 and Windows 7 64bit
- Import computers from WADMigrator Projects
- Quick deployment Status Reports to reduce overhead
Sunday, November 28, 2010
Compare the Top 3 Server Migration Software Solutions
If you are faced with a server migration project, select the best software solution that meets your technical needs and your budget.
We compare the top three (3) server migration software packages on the market today to see how they stack up.

WinzeroTECH ServerMigrator information
ManageRED Resemble information
ScriptLogic SecureCopy information
We compare the top three (3) server migration software packages on the market today to see how they stack up.

WinzeroTECH ServerMigrator information
ManageRED Resemble information
ScriptLogic SecureCopy information
Monday, February 1, 2010
Top Five Server Migration Mistakes.
1. Server Downtime
Server downtime is probably the most-heard concern when performing a migration. This is because most migration processes require the source server be offline, either during the conversion process or during the recovery. However the Winzero solution doesn't require the server to be offline and not accessible to the users.
Winzero's ServerMigrator has addressed this issue through real-time replication that transfers the data to the new platform while the server and application remain online and available to users and then failover with minimal interruption. This process minimizes downtime for business-critical systems for disaster recovery, so why not use it for a server migration?
2. Late Night and Weekends
Get your weekends back. One of the greatest myths about server migrations is that they need to be performed during off-hours when no one is using the servers or server data that is being migrated. This is usually because the server migration can't capture changes to the data after the migration starts.
This isn't the case with asynchronous replication migration products, where data can change on the older server and replicate to the migration target server in real time. With ServerMigrator, real-time replication, migrations can be performed during normal business hours and then failed over to the target server once all the data changes have been captured and transferred to the new system.
3. P2V Conversion Process Failed
We have heard of many people complaining about the pain of the P2V (physical to virtual) process or virtual server migration they are going through, but they can't be bothered to spend a couple hundred dollars for a product that works and can make the nightmare go away.
We can't say we have much sympathy for those who try to perform mission critical functions with free tools that promise the world, but we do respect their tenacity.
4. Compatability Issuses
I hate when that happens.
There is nothing worse than getting within spitting distance of the finish line and breaking your leg. Some of the most common mistake that we have seen occur because of not preparing for the migration by reading the pre-migration checklist prior to starting the migration.
Download the Winzero Premigration Checklist with the migration product before you begin the migration.
A little planning can go along way, but having a tested process that can perform consistently and also minimize downtime will keep you from pulling out your hair.
5. Migration Succeeded but Users are Locked Out.
So, the migration's been completed, only none of the users can logon, and there begins a whole new nightmare.
There are many reasons why this happens, and it could be any combination of the factors mentioned above. Is it the free tool that was downloaded to perform the migration, the hardware being migrated, or the virtual platform? Who knows, but ServerMigrator allows you to "set and forget" and avoid this monster of user account and password conflict issues.
In summary, perform your server migration and ask what works best and what to avoid. Learn more about server provisioning or performing successful server migrations with Winzero serverMigrator or Winzero ServerMigrator Lite.
Server downtime is probably the most-heard concern when performing a migration. This is because most migration processes require the source server be offline, either during the conversion process or during the recovery. However the Winzero solution doesn't require the server to be offline and not accessible to the users.
Winzero's ServerMigrator has addressed this issue through real-time replication that transfers the data to the new platform while the server and application remain online and available to users and then failover with minimal interruption. This process minimizes downtime for business-critical systems for disaster recovery, so why not use it for a server migration?
2. Late Night and Weekends
Get your weekends back. One of the greatest myths about server migrations is that they need to be performed during off-hours when no one is using the servers or server data that is being migrated. This is usually because the server migration can't capture changes to the data after the migration starts.
This isn't the case with asynchronous replication migration products, where data can change on the older server and replicate to the migration target server in real time. With ServerMigrator, real-time replication, migrations can be performed during normal business hours and then failed over to the target server once all the data changes have been captured and transferred to the new system.
3. P2V Conversion Process Failed
We have heard of many people complaining about the pain of the P2V (physical to virtual) process or virtual server migration they are going through, but they can't be bothered to spend a couple hundred dollars for a product that works and can make the nightmare go away.
We can't say we have much sympathy for those who try to perform mission critical functions with free tools that promise the world, but we do respect their tenacity.
4. Compatability Issuses
I hate when that happens.
There is nothing worse than getting within spitting distance of the finish line and breaking your leg. Some of the most common mistake that we have seen occur because of not preparing for the migration by reading the pre-migration checklist prior to starting the migration.
Download the Winzero Premigration Checklist with the migration product before you begin the migration.
A little planning can go along way, but having a tested process that can perform consistently and also minimize downtime will keep you from pulling out your hair.
5. Migration Succeeded but Users are Locked Out.
So, the migration's been completed, only none of the users can logon, and there begins a whole new nightmare.
There are many reasons why this happens, and it could be any combination of the factors mentioned above. Is it the free tool that was downloaded to perform the migration, the hardware being migrated, or the virtual platform? Who knows, but ServerMigrator allows you to "set and forget" and avoid this monster of user account and password conflict issues.
In summary, perform your server migration and ask what works best and what to avoid. Learn more about server provisioning or performing successful server migrations with Winzero serverMigrator or Winzero ServerMigrator Lite.
Monday, August 24, 2009
Windows Server Migration Checklist - ServerMigrator

Before beginning a server migration project, a number of mandatory prerequisites are needed to be met in order to complete a server migration successfully. These requirements are standards to meet both the requirements for Microsoft Windows server security and the Winzero ServerMigrator software.
Download the Server Migration Checklist
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