Migration from W2K to W2K3
I am new to ADMT so have the following question. In trying to migrate a
group and user I am finding it is not updating the share and folder
permissions to reflect the new user in my new domain. This forces me to
manually change the permissions which will be a huge burden. I have it set
to migrate the SID as well as the password. What am I doing wrong that is
causing this issue?
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Relevant Pages
- Re: Moving file/print server to different domain
... If you want to move the server with ADMT you have to establishe a trust. ... It is unfortunate that they removed that ADMT webcast, ... you can not export permissions from one domain and import ...
(microsoft.public.windows.server.active_directory) - RE: Migration Help plz
... You can use ADMT to move computers from one domain to another. ... includes wizards that automate common migration tasks, such as copying users, ... If you use ADMT to move the server which holds your permissions, ...
(microsoft.public.windows.server.active_directory) - Re: Moving file/print server to different domain
... you can not export permissions from one domain and import ... If you do a migration with ADMT the permissions can be taken over from one ... permissions so that when the server is removed from one domain and put ...
(microsoft.public.windows.server.active_directory) - Re: Manual Migration of Resource Permissions
... Not using ADMT is going to be extremely labor intensive. ... Client has one NT 4 user/resource domain and several other trusted ... I have very rudimentary Virtual PC test enviroment to work ... it) to the resource permissions since no SIDhistory is available. ...
(microsoft.public.windows.server.active_directory) - Re: Migrating NT to Win 2000 AD single domain
... Many thanks Ace. ... If I migrate the SIDHistory while I migrate Users & Groups with ADMT, ... SIDHistory was to retain these permissions). ...
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