There are two type of „ACLs” on Windows systems  The first type is the file/dir based ACLs – these are stored in the file system and you can copy them using robocopy/emcopy/…  The second on is the share ACLs – they are stored in the registry you need to copy them when creating the share – with Windows tools like rmtshare or EMC sharedup (see Tools&Apps CD)  NO regular backup will restore share ACLs  Rainer
I have a windows file server CIFS, this server hosts dirent file shares each one has nested file shares with different access capabilitties I tried to migrate this from windows to a celerra gateway with VMAX using robocopy and none of the share options of the nested filishares were migrated, then I generated a backup using networker and generate a restore on the celerrar and it didn't work, how can I migrate the nested mount file systems with their properties from windows to celerra?
Migrate Nested file shares from a windows server to celerra