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Contents Mac OS X Server Apple Computer, Inc Apple Computer, Inc. All rights reserved Contents Migrating From AppleShare IP IndexAbout This Guide What’s in This GuideUsing This Guide Using Onscreen HelpMac OS X Server Suite This guide Tells you how toGetting Documentation Updates Getting Additional InformationServers From Which You Can Upgrade or Migrate Before You BeginMigrating From a Pre-Version 10.4 Server to Version Migrating Users and Groups Migrating From Windows NTUID Here is a list of the predefined group accounts Before You Begin Version Understanding What Can Be ReusedStep-by-Step Instructions To upgrade the master and its replicasUpgrading an Open Directory Master and Its Replicas Update your server to version Perform an upgrade installation to versionUpgrading Mac OS X Server Version Upgrading Mac OS X Server Version WebObjects Make Adjustments as needed after initial server setupTo update a WebObjects project Secure Sockets Layer SSL CertificatesNetBoot Images To upgrade a group recordDirectory Services GroupsWeb Service Print ServiceOpen Directory Upgrade Log Macintosh ManagerVersion Step-by-Step Instructions Upgrading Mac OS X Server Version Upgrading Mac OS X Server Version Make Adjustments as needed after initial server setup Groups Print Service Upgrading Mac OS X Server Version Before You Begin Understanding What You Can Migrate To reestablish the master and its replicasTo set up See Tools You Can UseGroup info User export file Create archive files Export users and groupsTo export users and groups MySQL Data Web Configuration DataWeb Content Mail DatabaseWebObjects Applications and Frameworks FTP Configuration FilesWebmail Data Tomcat DataQuickTime Streaming Server Files and Folders IP FirewallUser Data Copy archive files to the new server To transfer tar files or disk images using FTPSet up the home directory infrastructure To prepare the server to store home directoriesTo import users and groups using Workgroup Manager Import users and groups and other dataTo migrate the web configuration Relocate saved data filesTo migrate the mail database AFP Configuration To migrate WebObjectsIP Firewall Configuration To migrate the IP firewall configurationDhcp Settings DNS ConfigurationTo migrate the DNS configuration To migrate the Dhcp configurationTest the new server Set up share points and privilegesTo create a share point and set privileges To test the new serverVersion Tools You Can Use Infrastructure Export users and groups Web Configuration Data Nidump -r /config/AppleFileServer . afpconfig Dhcp Import users and groups and other data Relocate saved data files Web Content To migrate the AFP configuration WebObjects Applications and Frameworks Server Admin, start firewall service Test the new server Version Tools You Can Use Export user Export users and groups AFP DNS Copy archive files to the new server Import exported users and groups and other data Relocate saved data files Mail Database AFP Configuration Tomcat Data User Data Migrating From Mac OS X Server Version AFP and NFS services File services administration guide Tools You Can Use Workgroup Manager or dsimport tool Export user and group information To export user and group informationCreate archive files To transfer tar files using FTP Import users and groups and other data Relocate saved data files QuickTime Streaming Server Files and Folders Migrating From Mac OS X Server Version Migrating From AppleShare IP Migrating From AppleShare IP Create Internet aliases for users Meichen,mei Mei chen Users To export user information from Asip Provide Internet Aliases if necessaryExport user and group information if necessary Mount the Asip server on Mac OS X Server To mount the Asip serverTo use the AppleShare IP Migration utility Copy the Users & Groups Data FileTo copy this file To import users and groups using Workgroup Manager Copy data to the new server To migrate the Asip mail database Migrate mailTo have users copy mail Migrating From AppleShare IP Index Index Reasons for migrating 10 requirements