RE: System Copy Windows Server 2003
From: Carsyn Gu [MSFT] (kshengu_at_online.microsoft.com)
Date: 12/10/04
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Date: Fri, 10 Dec 2004 09:36:00 GMT
Hi Mark,
Thanks for your update.
You may use the Microsoft File Server Migration Toolkit to perform the copy.
Here is a link of the white paper:
http://www.microsoft.com/windowsserver2003/upgrading/nt4/tooldocs/msfst_over
view.mspx
Sincerely,
Carsyn Gu
Microsoft Online Partner Support
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| Hello Carsyn, thank you for your help.
| So, that server is also a file server, I mean I'll have to copy also file
| structure with the ACL of them, so what is the best way and the procedure
of
| it?
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| Thanks in advance...
|
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| "Carsyn Gu [MSFT]" wrote:
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| > Hi Mark,
| >
| > Thanks for your posting.
| >
| > You may use the ADMT tool to perform the migration. The Active
Directory
| > Migration Tool (ADMT) provides an easy, secure, and fast way to migrate
| > users, groups, and computers from one domain to another. ADMT is
commonly
| > used to migrate accounts from Microsoft? Windows NT? to the Microsoft
| > Windows? 2000 Server Active Directory directory service. ADMT 2.0 now
| > supports migrating accounts from earlier versions of Microsoft Windows
to
| > Microsoft Windows Server 2003.
| >
| > In addition, you can use ADMT to restructure existing Active Directory
| > domains or to help diagnose possible problems before starting migration
| > operations. The task-based wizards enable you to migrate users, groups,
and
| > computers; update correct file permissions; and update user-related
| > security settings on Microsoft Exchange 5.5 Server mailboxes. The
tool's
| > reporting feature also enables you to assess the impact of the
migration,
| > both before and after move operations.
| >
| > In many cases, if there is a problem, you can use the rollback feature
to
| > automatically restore previous structures. The tool provides support
for
| > parallel domains, so you can maintain your existing Microsoft Windows
NT
| > 4.0 operating system domains while you deploy the Microsoft Windows
2000
| > operating system.
| >
| > Many new features have been added to ADMT 2.0, including the following:
| >
| > ¡¤ Scripting ADMT operations from Microsoft Visual Basic? Scripting
Edition
| > (VBScript) and other COM-enabled languages.
| > ¡¤ Access to ADMT functionality from the command prompt.
| > ¡¤ Enhanced performance, especially in group membership operations.
| > ¡¤ Log file history is maintained to better track migration results
and
| > issues.
| > ¡¤ Full Domain Admin rights in the target domain are no longer
required for
| > the majority of migration tasks.
| > ¡¤ Passwords can now be migrated between domains in different forests.
| > ¡¤ Account objects with name conflicts can be left in their original
| > containers rather than having to be moved to the target organizational
unit
| > (OU).
| > ¡¤ More flexible options to handle the state of the source and target
| > accounts after migration-either or both can be set to enabled or
disabled,
| > or set to expire.
| > ¡¤ A list of attributes can now be defined that will be excluded in a
| > migration.
| > ¡¤ The option to automatically fix group memberships for migrated
users can
| > now be turned off if group accounts have not already been migrated.
| > ¡¤ The ability to track account objects that are moved between OUs
after
| > migration so that group memberships are more accurately maintained
during a
| > migration.
| > ¡¤ Greatly improved computer migration operation to ensure that
computers
| > more reliably succeed in joining the new domain after a reboot.
| > ¡¤ The ability to refer to a security identifier (SID) mapping file
to
| > allow security translation for accounts that were not migrated with
ADMT
| > and are therefore not in the ADMT database.
| > ¡¤ Security Translation will now survive the decommissioning of the
source
| > domain, since the required information is placed in the ADMT database
as
| > the objects are migrated.
| > ¡¤ Additional information is now provided in the reports generated by
the
| > Reporting Wizard.
| >
| > A scenario is using ADMT:
| >
| >
http://www.microsoft.com/technet/prodtechnol/windows2000serv/deploy/cookbook
| > /cookchp9.mspx
| >
| >
| > Sincerely,
| > Carsyn Gu
| > Microsoft Online Partner Support
| >
| > Get Secure! - www.microsoft.com/security
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| > | Hello
| > | I've been searching an appropriate article about win server 2003
| > migration.
| > | But I couldn't. So I want to make a exact copy of a Windows Server
2003
| > | (active directory) to another hardware platform.
| > | Thanks in advance for your help.
| > |
| > |
| >
| >
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