Nava Certus

Nava Certus for Google Drive is a data migration software that allows Google customers to migrate windows file systems to Google Drive securely and quickly. Nava Certus’s easy to use graphical user interface will enable you to create and configure migration tasks easier and quicker  thus empowering you to begin migration to Google drive in no time while you maintain full control over the migrations tasks.

Nava Certus (NC) currently supports migrations of file system sources from Network storage and NTFS File System to Google drives of various users of your domain. Two types of migrations are supported to Google drive. Each migration type is called a Job.

• • Google Drive job type will migrate the specified filesystem (source) to one or more Google drives (destination). NC will migrate the specified file(s) only to Google drive of those domain users who are granted at least one type of permission on that file. Using a pre-configured mapping file, NC will map the file permissions along with migrating the file to respective Google drives.
  • Google Drive (distributed) job type will migrate the file system to one or more destination Google drives while distributing each file to its owner.  Using a pre-configured mapping file, NC will migrate the file(s) only to the Google drive of the user who is the Owner of that file and will replicating the folder tree structure at the destination as well.

Once Nava Certus is installed you are ready to create any migration job type you desire and start the migration ASAP. Watch our introductory video to have a better idea of NC’s capabilities and how to use the product.

Migration Security

Security is at the forefront of our thought process when designing Nava Certus. One advantage of Nava Certus is that the migration software is installed within your local network and data only leaves your network in order to be sent to the Google cloud.

Each migration job has its own authorization/authentication method. Authorization depends on the migration source and destination type.

• • Google Drive job – Google service accounts authorization is used in order to access multiple user’s drives without direct interaction with the user.

    • Nava Certus is a practical and reliable data migration utility worth having when you need to transfer important files from local drives to your Google Drive account.

      Whether you need to migrate files for thousands of users or simply want to transfer your own files, you can count on Nava Certus.

      Because of its intuitive and user-friendly interface, you have the possibility to create as many migration jobs as you want and generate summary reports so you can view the total number of synchronized files.

      With the help of Nava Certus, all your files are securely moved from your server or local drive to Google Drive, without intermediary servers. Because it preserves the entire file system hierarchy, you can organize your content with ease.

    over to Google. In a nutshell, the complex and years-old series of file share
    permissions couldn’t be replicated to new Google Drive folders, which would
    have meant redoing them all by hand — a concept that threatened to involve
    dozens of hours of manual labor. The project was put on hold at that time since
    the complexities needed further work.

    As is usually the case
    when system limitations create roadblocks, third-party solutions offered to
    light the way. One such example is Linkgard’s Nava Certus software, which
    delivers cloud migration capabilities intended to fill in these kinds of gaps. Nava
    Certus is capable of transferring files from source to destination , and it offers an array of administrative features to ease the process. Nava Certus
    isn’t geared exclusively towards companies planning a move to Google Drive — it also works with Amazon S3, Dropbox, and other file servers.

    What does Nava Certus
    do?

    Linkgard describes Nava
    Certus as “cloud storage migration software that allows migration to Google
    Drive (and other targets) from a variety of sources.” These sources currently entail
    file servers, Dropbox, and other Google Drive environments (such as in the case
    of migrating one set of files to another during a company merger).