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  1. thrapper

    Disable data access but maintaining print Q use ?

    Thanks Marvhuffaker Unfortunately I don't have that luxury. We are migrating all our Netware servers to Win 2003 (not my idea!!). Data migrates first, printing in 'x' months. So we need to maintain printing after the data has migrated to new platform. Thanks, Mark.
  2. thrapper

    Disable data access but maintaining print Q use ?

    Many thanks itsp1965 I'll let you know how I get on as the migration is happening soon. Mark
  3. thrapper

    Disable data access but maintaining print Q use ?

    Thanks itsp1965 I think the security is quite complex with many groups having many mappings run from Windows domain controllers. That's why dismounting DATA volume seemed a reasonable option. If I go this way I ensure no access to data on that volume, if SYS is still mounted will users still be...
  4. thrapper

    Disable data access but maintaining print Q use ?

    Thanks itsp1965. Do you mean revoke rights for the group "Everyone" ? Must admit that seems a lot simpler. I think there are concerns of people inadvertantly getting back to Netware storage and updating files that have actually been migrated. Assumed dismounting the volume would actually make...
  5. thrapper

    Disable data access but maintaining print Q use ?

    Hi all, Am working on Netware 3.x data migration to new W23K platform. We will temporarily need to maintain printing via the Netware print Q's but at the same time disable login (or otherwise prevent access to data) so that users can only update data that is in new migrated location. The Netware...

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