Windows Drive or Share

COPY SYSTEM FILES:  this is another option that enables you to transfer Windows system files.

DOMAIN HOST: This field is used for Account Mapping only where the Windows computer is a source. It specifies a server (IP address or server name) within the domain to which file owners belong, and may be used in cases where the computer on which the source files reside is outside of the domain for the file owners.  A computer outside the domain will generate spreadsheets that have SIDs for users rather than the actual usernames. You may leave this field blank unless instructed to complete it by Tervela Support.

DEREFERENCE LINKS: This option is selected by default. When selected, Cloud FastPath will follow the path of a symlink/shortcut to the file(s) it points to, and will transfer those files.

Symlink paths can be followed only if they have permission to do so. If you have this error:

The symbolic link cannot be followed because its type is disabled

You can determine which type is disabled by running this command as the installed Winapp user:

C:\Users\Beth>fsutil behavior query SymlinkEvaluation
Local to local symbolic links are enabled.
Local to remote symbolic links are enabled.
Remote to local symbolic links are disabled.
Remote to remote symbolic links are disabled.

This will help identify the type of access that is disabled.

INCLUDE FILES:  Enter a text string in conjunction with wildcard characters to limit a transfer to only the files specified.  For example, if you enter ^(.*\/)?sendme.*$ in this field, all files that have a filename whose root name is ‘sendme’ will be sent, but any other files will be ignored.

MODIFIED AFTER: Enter a date into this field to limit the migration to files that have a modify date on or after the date specified.

ZIP SPECIAL MACOS FILES ON NTFS:  checking this option will zip the data and resource fork files for legacy MacOS font s into zip files that are more readily transferable and stable on non-Mac platforms such as cloud providers.  Consult cfp-support@tervela.com if you are interested in using this option.

COPY HIDDEN FILES: Copies hidden Windows system files such as .sys and .ini files. By default, CFP does not transfer these files as they are generally not of use beyond the source computer; many cloud service providers do not accept these files.  Use this option and the Copy System Files option with caution, particularly if these files may eventually be downloaded to another Windows computer.

BENCHMARK MODE: If this field is selected, when the job runs, CFP will generate 100 test data files on the source in a folder called ‘cfptest,’ which will be saved as a subdirectory in the source folder as selected by the file chooser. Aside from the top level folder selected in the file chooser, any additional files and folders selected will be ignored for transfer. The CFP-generated test files will be sent to the target, and when the job completes, the CFP-generated files and ‘cfptest’ folder will be deleted. This field is intended for performance testing.

EXCLUDE FILES:  Enter a text string in conjunction with regex expressions to exclude files from transfer.  The default expression excludes temp files (files that start with ‘~$’ or end with ‘.tmp’), but you can add exclude instances by clicking the + button next to the Exclude field. For example, if you do not want to send .docx files, enter ^(.*\/)?*.docx in this field.  This field can be useful to exclude files that are generating permissions errors, either because the files are open by an application or they have user-specific restricted access.

Account Mapping Considerations

1. If you are migrating personal user folders from an Active Directory or similar server setting, you will probably want to select path based mapping in the Account Mapping modal to generate your spreadsheet. Path based mapping ensures that all content in a given personal folder will all go to a single account on the target, regardless of who owns the content in that folder.
2. For project and team based folders where many users own content, owner based mapping is generally more suitable.
3. Windows user sets frequently have groups such as BUILTIN\Administrators who own files or folders in the selected data set. These groups appear in the Groups tab of the spreadsheet and you must enter a target account in the Target Owner field. If you do not map the Group owner to a target account, it will generate a validation error. If the Group is not listed in the paths tab as a sharer, you may leave its Target Group field blank.