Security Translation - Add Mode

We are migrating from an NT4 domain to a new Win2K3 domain. We have migrated
the users and group retaining sid history. We are now running the security
translation wizard on our servers using the add mode. Permissions on file
and folders are being duplicated as expected, ie, target\groupA is addded to
a permission if source\groupA had permssion. However, the on e problem that
we have noticed is that if "source\domain admins" has permission to a file or
folder "target\domain admins" is not being added. This is going to cause us
a problem if we cannot automate it, as we are going to have to manually go
through all our folder structures to add it manually.

Can you explain why this is happening and is there a workaround for it?
Many thanks.
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