Re: Howto: migrate service accounts on workstations

Hello

There are no scheduled tasks, my question is about migrating a service account on the workstations. If someone has an idea or an answer to my initial question, thank you in advance!

Franz

""Ken Zhao [MSFT]"" <v-kzhao@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> schrieb im Newsbeitrag news:vd9195KAIHA.5972@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Hello Franz,

Thank you for using newsgroup!

Also thanks Mathieu's information sharing with us.

Thanks & Regards,

Ken Zhao

Microsoft Online Support
Microsoft Global Technical Support Center

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| Hello,
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| do not forget scheduled stasks too...
|
| If you have many stations, you may automate this task, like using this
| script:
| http://techtasks.com/code/viewbookcode/594
|
| Just need a wrapper around to make all workstation, one after one
|
| -- | Cordialement,
| Mathieu CHATEAU
| http://lordoftheping.blogspot.com
|
|
| "Franz Schenk" <franzNO-_-SPAM.no-sPAMschenk@xxxxxxxx> wrote in message
| news:uifN2nDAIHA.5960@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
| >- have to migrate an NT4 domain into a Windows 2003 AD. Using ADMT V3
| > - the operator of the Windows 2003 AD tolerates only a one way trust
from
| > the NT4 domain to the Windows 2003 domain. A two way trust is not
| > possible.
| > - There is a SW distribution solution in the old domain in place that
runs
| > an agent as a service under the account <olddomain>\<sw-dist-user> on
| > every workstation.
| > - The user <olddomain>\<sw-dist-user> is in the domain admins group of
the
| > old domain and has therefore local admin rights on all workstations
before
| > they are migrated.
| >
| > Due to the one way trust requirement, The SW distribution agent on all
| > workstations will not work anymore after the workstation is migrated
into
| > the new domain. We can migrate the user <olddomain>\<sw-dist-user> into
| > the new domain. But the whole procedure is not clear to me:
| >
| > 1. How do we have to migrate the user <olddomain>\<sw-dist-user>? This
| > user account is not used on the NT4 DC's and therefore not recognized
from
| > ADMT as a service account.
| > 2. How can we change the SCW entries (the account information in the
| > services applet on the workstations) on the workstations?
| >
| > Thank you in advance for any clarification and help!
| > Franz
|
|


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