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AIX NIM Client Move

Summary: ALthough AIX is by now on version 7.3 I find these old pages so fascinating I decided to keep them. On this page I'll show you how to move NIM clients from one NIM environment to another. This page is for AIX 5.3 and AIX 6.1.
Date: Between 2010-2013
Refactor: 21 December 2024: Checked formatting.

I was in the situation that I created a new NIM environment to replace the old NIM environment. I didn't want to follow IBM's documentation on how to move NIM clients from one master to the other so I created my own procedure. Steps are pretty simple:

  1. Remove the NIM client from the old master
  2. Add the client to new master
  3. Check the niminfo file

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Sharepoint User Domain Migration using Stsadm

Summary: Troubleshooting an Active Directory Domain Migration for Sharepoint.
Date: Around 2014
Refactor: 16 April 2025: Checked links and formatting.

While doing an AD migration we ran into a very annoying error while trying to migrate the sharepoint users. If you are a little bit familiar with Sharepoint you would know that all users are known by a unique id in the sharepoint database, and also by their domain. Now if a user changes from his or her domain, he or she would lose access to their sharepoint data. Even if you'll use the SID history option. That is of course not what you'd want so there is a migration option to change all ownerships from one use to another, stsadm -o migrateuser. However, while testing this command we ran into some errors and it took us months to find out what went wrong. It turned out users were connected to orphaned sites, so we had to clean up these orphaned sites before we could migrate these users. In this article I'll show you everything I can remember from these errors and issues, the fix, the migration scripts and some information to collect permissions from sharepoint.

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