RogerPictage
IS-IT--Management
Does anybody know a way to migrate only a handful of users from one trusted domain to another because I don't want to migrate all of them.
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Migrating users and computers from one domain to another
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Try to use ADMT:
WBR, Vadim V. Petukhov,
vadimp@yandex.ru
WBR, Vadim V. Petukhov,
vadimp@yandex.ru
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RogerPictage
IS-IT--Management
I saw this already but I don't want to migrate all the users just a few to test it out. Do you know a way to do that?
Not to be rude, but have you read any of the documentation for ADMT?
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RogerPictage
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Sorry I guess I missed that part when I was reading up on it. I have zero experience with this so if you wouldn't mind giving me some pointers on how to do this because I don't want to mess up my current domain.
thanks.
thanks.
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RogerPictage
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I was using the ADMT migration tool but when I was doing a test migration it is telling me that my windows 2003 domain is not on native mode. Is there a way to change it to native mode to be able to do the migration?
Sure
[google]windows 2003 native mode[/google]
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[google]windows 2003 native mode[/google]
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