New in 2.3
-portalmigrateonly option allows the Portal specific migration functionality to be run, without running the Windows SharePoint Services piece first. This is necessary some times, when the Windows SharePoint Services migration worked properly, but the Portal portion did not. Once environmental issues are corrected that was preventing the Portal migration to complete, you can re-run with this switch to finish.
-weblite exports only <area> and <web> elements in Webs Manifest file. Useful for just collecting the hierarchy, and not all user elements in the web manifest. Also faster processing.
acecount attribute in <area> and <web> elements allows you to get a quick sum of the unique ACE entries on a site
New in 2.0
100% Full Fidelity User Migrations using the new MigrateUser() APIs as noted above
update feature to synchronize existing SharePoint user Display Name and Email Address with current values in Active Directory, or values in mapping file
rich XML export of User Security settings for complete site collections in WSS and Portal Server areas
interface matches familiar STSADM syntax
“Add” feature to add users en-masse to webs, entire web hierarchies, complete site collections.
Improved in 2.3
Exception handling improved when using –update operation.
Improved
Security Analysis
“Clone” account settings. (MySite relocation to new owner, alerts remapping [Both WSS and Portal])
Delete feature can delete users on targeted webs, or automate deletion from complete site collections based on map file.
New in 1.2
SPSiteManager now implements Read and Write locking of the site during backup. This is necessary due to updates in recommended guidance for backing up team sites on a production farm.
http://blogs.msdn.com/krichie/default.aspx
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