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Laurie
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 Posted: Wed Jun 27, 2007 1:33 am Post subject: Domain consolidation |
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Hi,
I am consolidating 2 domains. One 2003 and the other 2000. The 2000 domain
has 3 servers and 7 workstations. I plan to decomission the sole DC on the
2000 domain, and add the 7 workstations to the 2003 domain. My main concern
is migrating the 2000 domain member servers to the 2003 domain. One of the
member servers is a file sersver and and the the other runs financial
information w/ SQL backend. I realize ADMT is supposed to take care of
profile changes but I have had disastrous domain to domain profile
transitions because the original profile gets overwritten and a roll back can
not be performed. Is there another way even if it is manual? Also, if ADMT
is indeed hte best way to accomplish this do I install on the old or new
domain? If old since it is 2000 it has to be ADMT 2, correct?
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Jorge Silva
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| Posted: Wed Jun 27, 2007 1:33 am Post subject: Re: Domain consolidation |
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Hi
You could setup some Virtual machines and test the Profile migration and
Database migration.
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I hope that the information above helps you.
Have a Nice day.
Jorge Silva
MCSE, MVP Directory Services
"Laurie" <Laurie@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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| Quote: | Hi,
I am consolidating 2 domains. One 2003 and the other 2000. The 2000
domain
has 3 servers and 7 workstations. I plan to decomission the sole DC on
the
2000 domain, and add the 7 workstations to the 2003 domain. My main
concern
is migrating the 2000 domain member servers to the 2003 domain. One of
the
member servers is a file sersver and and the the other runs financial
information w/ SQL backend. I realize ADMT is supposed to take care of
profile changes but I have had disastrous domain to domain profile
transitions because the original profile gets overwritten and a roll back
can
not be performed. Is there another way even if it is manual? Also, if
ADMT
is indeed hte best way to accomplish this do I install on the old or new
domain? If old since it is 2000 it has to be ADMT 2, correct?
THanks!
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