  NT2Linux migration kit
  Introduction


  This module is the Linux component of the NT 2 Linux migration kit.
  It installs NT settings, extracted with nt2linux.exe in various Linux
  configuration file.

  11..  PPrriinncciipplleess

  Configuration migration involves the following steps:


  +o  Extracting the information on the NT server.

  +o  Adapting the information as needed, so it fit the various policies
     in Linux (No spaces in group name for example).

  +o  Installing these settings in the various configuration files.


  22..  SSttiillll iinnccoommpplleettee

  The nt2linux module is rather crude. It displays the various
  information categories and let you browse them. For each category, you
  are allowed to "export" the information. Once you have exported the
  information, the appropriate configuration file is updated and a
  backup copy is produced. A message confirm the job done.

  After exporting the various categories, you are ready to test the new
  configurations. You may want to restart the various services, at least
  samba to get proper operation.


               /etc/rc.d/init.d/smb restart


  will do it.


  33..  AAbboouutt ggrroouuppss iinn ggrroouuppss

  NT allows members of a group to be other groups. By default Linux does
  not. The nt2linux module will populate /etc/group and /etc/smb.conf
  assuming Linux DOES support this functionality.  Using the supplied
  pam_ingroup and samba package, Linux can support it. Do not forget to
  install those.


  44..  AAbboouutt AACCLLss

  Access Control List are simply exported in a script. You have to run
  that script to populate your file system. You need to install a
  patched kernel and the acl utilities, available from the nt2linux site
  to support ACLs. By default, Linux does not support ACLs.

  The kit is still useful without ACL support.