RE: ADMT Help
From: Joe Wu [MSFT] (joewu_at_online.microsoft.com)
Date: 02/23/04
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Date: Mon, 23 Feb 2004 06:34:20 GMT
Hello Jonathan,
Thank you for your post.
We can use ADMT to migrate the client computers. During the computer
migration, ADMT dispatches an agent to the client computer to change the
domain membership and perform translation operations for security objects
(for example, Files and Folders, Local Groups, Printers, Registry, Shares,
User Profiles, User Rights).
The following are some requirements or tips for ADMT - Computer Migration.
1. The account that runs ADMT must have local administrator permissions on
the client computers, to successfully execute the agent. A good idea is to
logon on install ADMT on the target domain's PDC Emulator, assign the
source domain's administrator account with target domain's administrator
privileges, logon the server where ADMT is installed as the source domain's
Administrator, and then perform the migration.
2. The client machines, should also be online during the migration.
Based on the current status, please check the following:
1. Please ensure that the source domain's administrator has full control
permission on both domains and on the client to be migrated. You can
manually add it to the client computer's local administrators group and
check if the problem still persists.
2. The client machine is available.
Regarding the second question, yes, we can manually join the client
computer to the new domain (however, this could be a time-consuming job if
there are a large number of clients). After that, you do not run the
Computer Migration Wizard. Instead, you can run the Security Translation
Wizard on the migrated computer to translate the user profiles and
permissions.
Please let me know if anything is unclear. Thanks and have a nice day!
Regards,
Joe Wu
Product Support Services
Microsoft Corporation
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|Hello,
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|I am planning a clean install of Server 2003 and migrating
|over my NT4 accounts. I have all of my users migrated over
|and the groups but am having problems with my computer
|accounts. When I run ADMT it fails with the error: Access
|is denied. I have the Server 2003 book from Mark Minasi
|and it says you need to login as the old NT4 domain
|administrator on the new 2003 server and run the migration
|tool and I have tried that and it still gives me the
|access denied error. Any suggestions?
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