Subincacl tool with netapp cifs migration to new domain

Hello
I have DomainA (old) DomainB (new).  i am migrating services from DomainA. to DomainB.  i have a netapp filer running CIfS in DomainA.  i have two way trust between two doamins.  All the security groups have been migrated from DomainA
to DomainB with sid history via Quest tool .  now i need to repermission ntfs on all the shares with DomainB.   I tried usign subinacl tool with following syntax without success
subinacl /outputlog=c:\output.txt /errorlog=c:\error.txt /subdirectories Z:* /migratedomain=domainA=DomainB=MAPFILE.TXT
where mapfile has a a mapping of between groups of DomainA and DomainB,  Z is mapped drive to netapp cifs volume
but it errored out with following
Last Syntax Error:WARNING : /migratedomain=DomainA=DomainB=mapfile.txt : Invalid option : Z:\*

Hi,
Do you run the command from an elevated command prompt? Verify you have proper permission for the mapped drive. Please use the following version of SubInACL.
http://www.microsoft.com/download/en/details.aspx?displaylang=en&id=23510
For domain migration:
SubinAcl /noverbose /subdirectories x:\*.* /changedomain=DomainA=DomainB
For server migration:
SubinAcl /subdirectories \\Destserver\Share\*.* /migratedomain=SourceServer=DestServer
Best Regards,
Aiden
Aiden Cao
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