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Hi,

I am new in ADMT. I am testing the ADMT for an upcoming migration
exercise.

Currently there are 2 domain in different forest. One Windows 2K domain
and another Win2003 domain. When I try to use the ADMT's User Account
Migration Wizard, the DNS of the source domain could not be resolved. I
installed ADMT on target migration domain DC.

Currently both domain have DNS server running on the DC(pointed back
using 127.0.0.1). Do I need to modify the DNS server of target domain
to point to the source domain(dynamic update is enabled)?


Thanks.

.

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