Introduction to Resource Update
Distributed Updates in Resource Updating Manager
Using Preconfigured Resource Updating Manager
Before You Update Resources
Common Resource Update Workflows
Obtaining Administrative Rights over the Computers
Deciding on the Use of Agents
Pre-installing Resource Updating Manager Agents
Working in a Network Configuration with NetBIOS Protocol Disabled
Specifying the Processing Scope
Discovering Computers
Sorting Computers
Processing Resources
Moving Computers to Another Domain
Start Moving Computers
Configure Move Computers to Domain Settings
Moving Exchange Servers to Another Domain
Moving Cluster Servers to Another Domain
Renaming Computers
Task Scripting
Post-Processing Operations
Running Tasks Immediately
Processing Algorithm
Managing Categories
Viewing Log Files
Interrupting the Process
User Profile Update
User Profile Basics
How User Profiles Work
Local Profile Update
Roaming Profile Update
Preventing Profile Duplication
Automating Distributed Resource Processing
Selecting Objects for Processing Explicitly
Delegating Resource Update
Resource Update Considerations
Active Directory Processing
When and Where to Use Active Directory Processing Wizard
Starting Active Directory Processing
Running Active Directory Update
Exchange Server Processing
When and Where to Use Exchange Processing Wizard
Prerequisites (Exchange Server Processing)
Starting Exchange Update
Step 1. New Exchange Processing Task
Step 2. Select Configuration Mode
Step 3. Specify Re-Permissioning Options
Step 4. Delegate Resource Processing Task
Step 5. Select Exchange Servers
Step 6. Select Objects
Step 7. Specify Scheduling Options
Step 8. Complete the Exchange Processing Wizard
Running Exchange Update
SMS Processing
Starting SMS Update
Step 1. New SMS Processing Task
Step 2. Select Configuration Mode
Step 3. Specify Re-Permissioning Options
Step 4. Delegate Resource Processing Task
Step 5. Select SMS Servers
Step 6. Specify Scheduling Options
Step 7. Complete the SMS Processing Wizard
Running SMS Update
SQL Server Processing
SQL Objects Processed
Pre-requisites (SQL Server Processing)
Starting SQL Update
Step 1. New SQL Processing Task
Step 2. Select Configuration Mode
Step 3. Specify Re-Permissioning Options
Step 4. Delegate Resource Processing Task
Step 5. Select SQL Server
Step 6. Specify Scheduling Options
Step 7. Complete the SQL Processing Wizard
Running SQL Update
Cluster Server Migration
Command-Line Resource Update
SharePoint Processing
SharePoint Processing
To reassign Microsoft SharePoint permissions after your migration, use the SharePoint Permissions Processing wizard. The wizard will grant SharePoint permissions of the source users to the matching target users.
For more details, see the following topics:
Installing the SharePoint Permissions Processing Wizard
To install the wizard, take the following steps:
- Open the Console subfolder in <QMM Installation Folder> (by default, %ProgramFiles%\Quest Software\Migration Manager).
- Copy either the SharePointProcessing.msi file or the SharePointProcessingX64.msi file to the SharePoint server you want to process, depending on the operation system installed in your environment. Separate MSI files are provided for x86 and x64 operating systems.
- Run the MSI file on the SharePoint server and complete the installation wizard.
Required Permissions (SharePoint Processing)
Before you run the wizard, make sure your account has the following permissions:
- Member of Central Administrator group for SharePoint server
- Member of the local Administrators group on the computer running the SharePoint Permissions Processing Wizard
Processing SharePoint Permissions
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NOTE: To update SharePoint farm environment you need to start the wizard once, on any front-end SharePoint server. |
To reassign Microsoft SharePoint permissions, take the following steps:
- Click Start | All Programs | Quest Software | SharePoint Processing Wizard to run the wizard.
- On the Welcome screen, click Next.
- On the Select Configuration File screen, specify the location of the INI configuration file. Click Next.
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NOTE: To get the file, export INI file, as follows:
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- On the Select Processing Options screen, select either of the following options:
- Reassign source accounts' permissions to target users—This option allows you to change the permissions of the source accounts on the selected server to the new (target) user accounts, select the first option.
- Revert to the original accounts' permissions—This option lets you undo re-permissioning. It removes target users from the access lists and returns all rights to the source accounts.
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NOTE: If you click Cancel while reverting back the changes, further re-permissioning will be stopped. Objects that are already processed by that moment will have source permissions. Objects that are not yet processed will keep target permissions. If you want to restore the SharePoint state, run the wizard with the Reassign source accounts' permissions to target users option. |
- Click Next to start processing permissions.
- On the Summary screen, you may review results and statistics of permission processing.
If any errors occurred during processing, they are indicated in the Summary. Error descriptions are available in the log file. - Click Finish to exit the wizard.