Re: Errors migrating from NT to 2003

Hi,

I'd like to suggest you dis-join the computer out of domain and re-join
into domain.

In addition, what 's the OS version on the Workstation?


Best regards,

Vincent Xu
Microsoft Online Partner Support

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Subject: Re: Errors migrating from NT to 2003
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Hi Vincent,

thanks for your help. I have managed to migrate my groups and users but
the
users home folder has changed..

Worse than that I cannot give my users the privileges that they
require.

I have moved a single workstation into the new domain. Now I need to
add one of the
domain groups to a local group on the WS:

1) If I try to manage the WS from the 2003 server, I get the error:

ws cannot be managed. The network path was not found.

Yes I have disabled the firewall completely on the ws.

2) If I try to do it on the workstation, I cannot select any domain
objects. The domain is not listed in the Locations, even though I am
logged onto the domain as Administrator and there are already domain
groups listed as members of local groups.
Initially, the domain was listed in the Locations but the first time I
tried to add a domain group to the local group, I got an error about
the domain not being accessible (or some such).

cheers
Russell

Vincent Xu [MSFT] wrote:
Hi,

I'd like to suggest you perform a test:

1. Create a new group at NT side. Let us call it Group 1
2. Create a new user and add it to Group 1.
3. Add the new user into Group 1
4. Migrate the group 1 & migrate the new user. Note, please don't use
test
mode but migrate it.
5. Paste the entire ADMT log here.

For your question, if you complete the computer migration & security
translation as the KB article said, the Home folder will not changed. I
hope you have read following article:

http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;EN-US;q260871

Thanks.


Best regards,

Vincent Xu
Microsoft Online Partner Support

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Hi,

I'm trying to migrate my users from a Windows NT domain to 2003 Server
using the Active Directory Migration Tool v2.0.

I transferred the user groups first (as per the instructions).

But when I try to transfer the user accounts (trial only), I keep
getting the error:

WRN1:7352 Failed to add LDAP://blah to CN=User Group1. RC=800050008:
One or more parameters are invalid. That is, the user account can be
created but the user cannot be added to any of the migrated groups.

What am I doing wrong?

Secondly, once I have transferred all my PCs into the new 2003 domain,
will users still have the same home directory on each PC?

cheers
Russell





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