How to Migrate Data From a UNIX Server to a Windows Server
Sometimes, you need to transfer your UNIX server files to a Window-based server. Read on to learn how to migrate data from a UNIX server to a Windows server
Things You'll Need:
- Computer
- Windows server
- UNIX server
- Step 1
Install "Client for NFS" on your computer. The NFS (Network File System) client allows your Window-based computer to access to files on the UNIX server.
- Step 2
Run your UNIX server and log on via root permissions. Once you are logged in, launch the “Man exportfs” command by typing the following: “Exportfs -v full_folder_path.” This command will allow you to export the files you wish to transfer or migrate from your UNIX server to your
Windows server.
- Step 3
Start your Windows server and log on. After logging on, launch "Windows
Explorer " by selecting it from the "Start" menu. Once Windows Explorer is running, you should navigate to "Entire Network," "NFS Network" and finally, the default "LAN."
- Step 4
Select the UNIX server that you want to extract the files from. Open the server and look for the files that you want to migrate to the Windows server.
- Step 5
Copy the folder in UNIX. Select a folder in the Windows server that you will use as the destination folder.
- Step 6
Paste the information from the UNIX folder to the Windows folder. Repeat this as many times as necessary.


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