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Hello,
We're migrating from an old computer running Windows 2000 Server to a
new one running Windows Server 2003. We run a single active directory
domain and we've already joined the new server to the domain as an AD
controller, so we can administer the domain from either server.
We've manually moved a couple of shared folders from the old server to
the new one and manually restored their share permissions. No problem.
We'd like to move the rest of our shared folders (about 200) without
having to manually restore the permissions for each one. Is there an
automated way to do this? We've attempted to use Active Directory
Migration Tool (ADMT) but that appears to force us to migrate from one
domain to another. It won't allow us to migrate anything from one
server to another within the domain.
Are we doing something wrong, or is there a different tool we should
use?
Thank you,
Robbie Liben
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... However I am planning to have the Action plan on migrating the Active ... and computers with the same SID's to other Server. ... if this process is through with migrating the same Active Directory ...
(microsoft.public.windows.server.active_directory) - Re: Migrate windows 2003 AD users and computers to windows 2003
... "Herb Martin" wrote: ... However I am planning to have the Action plan on migrating the Active ... and computers with the same SID's to other Server. ... if this process is through with migrating the same Active Directory ...
(microsoft.public.windows.server.active_directory) - Re: Migrate windows 2003 AD users and computers to windows 2003
... However I am planning to have the Action plan on migrating the Active ... and computers with the same SID's to other Server. ... if this process is through with migrating the same Active Directory ...
(microsoft.public.windows.server.active_directory) - Re: Raise domain functional level to Server 2003, when having subd
... Active Directory could not update the following object with changes received ... Now that we are at Server 2003 level, all objects have been moved to a new ... child domain still running Windows 2000 Server domain controllers? ... child1.parent.com <-- still running Windows 2000 Server DCs ...
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