DAS Technology
Launches LSP -
Windows NT to Mac OS X Server Migration Tool
New
software makes it easy to move from Windows servers to Xserve
MACWORLD EXPO, SAN FRANCISCO, CA, January 7th, 2003 - Today
DAS Technology of Taiwan announced the availability of LSP for
Mac OS X Server, a new tool that makes it easy for users to
migrate from Windows NT or Windows 2000 servers to Apple's new
rack optimized Xserve running UNIX-based Mac OS X Server software.
With LSP's easy to use graphical interface, frustrated Microsoft
customers can migrate users, groups, passwords, shared files,
permissions and directories from Windows servers to Mac OS X
Server in minutes.
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"We developed LSP for the many companies
who are tired of high recurring license fees and the instability
of Windows servers and want a quick and easy way to migrate
away," said Adam Wu, President of DAS Technology
based in Taiwan. "LSP for Mac OS X Server makes it
simple for IT administrators to migrate their Windows
servers to Apple's affordable and powerful new Xserve
server."
"The combination of a powerful,
easy-to-use server and the industry's most attractive
software licensing program is making Xserve a winner with
CTOs and IT managers in small business, education and
the FORTUNE 500," said Ron Okamoto, Apple's vice
president of Worldwide Developer Relations. "LSP
for Mac OS X Server makes it easy for Windows customers
to migrate to Xserve and enjoy the world's easiest-to-manage,
UNIX-based server solution for Mac, UNIX and Windows environments."
LSP for Mac OS X Server automatically converts users and
groups and copies files from a Windows server to Mac OS
X Server. It also migrates web pages being served by an
existing Windows machine to Apache Web server which is
included with Mac OS X Server. In addition, it can copy
any FTP files and configuration parameters from the Windows
environment and even migrate the Windows NT server's DNS
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- DAS is also developing a companion product to ease migration
from Microsoft Exchange to Mac OS X Server which will be
available later in 2003.
- Representatives from DAS are demonstrating
LSP for Mac OS X Server at Macworld San Francisco 2003,
Booth 4036.
- For more information about LSP and other migration tools
from DAS, please visit http://www.das.com.tw
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