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Migrating from Windows Server 2003/2008 to Windows Server 2008 R2 : Multiple Domain Consolidation Migration (part 4) - Migrating Computer Accounts

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Migrating Computer Accounts

Another important set of objects that must be migrated is also one of the trickier ones. Computer objects must not only be migrated in AD, but they must also be updated at the workstations themselves so that users will be able to log on effectively from their consoles. ADMT seamlessly installs agents on all migrated computer accounts and reboots them, forcing them into their new domain structures.

The account running the ADMT must have local administrator rights to the computers being migrated. The agents must also be accessible over the network, so any firewalls should be disabled for the migration or grant exceptions.

Follow these steps to migrate computer accounts:

1.
Open the ADMT MMC snap-in (Start, Administrative Tools, Active Directory Migration Tool).

2.
Right-click the Active Directory Migration Tool, and choose Computer Migration Wizard.

3.
Click Next on the Welcome page.

4.
Type the names of the source and destination domains in the drop-down boxes on the next page, and click Next to continue.

5.
Choose the Select Computers from Domain option, and click Next.

6.
On the following page, select the computer accounts that will be migrated by clicking the Add button and selecting the appropriate accounts. Click Next to continue.

7.
Select the OU the computer accounts will be migrated to, and click Next to continue.

8.
The next Translate Objects page allows for the option to specify which settings on the local clients will be migrated. Click the Help button for a detailed description of each item. In this example, select all items, as shown in Figure 3. Click Next to continue.

Figure 3. Specifying objects that will be translated.

9.
The subsequent page prompts to choose whether existing security will be replaced, removed, or added to. In this example, replace the security. Click Next to continue.

10.
A prompt then informs you that the user rights translation will be performed in Add mode only. Click OK to continue.

11.
The next page is important, as it allows an administrator to specify how many minutes a computer will wait before restarting itself (the default is 5 minutes). Click Next to continue.

12.
Just as in the previous wizards, exclusions can be set for specific attributes in the following wizard page. Select any exclusions needed and click Next to continue.

13.
Naming conflicts are addressed on the subsequent page. If any specific naming conventions or conflict resolution settings are required, enter them here. Click Next to continue.

14.
The Completion page lists a summary of the changes that will be made. Review the list and click Finish when you are ready. All clients that will be upgraded are subsequently rebooted.

15.
When the migration process is complete, you can view the Migration log by clicking the View Log button. After verifying all settings, click Close.

16.
The ADMT Agent Dialog window opens. This tool allows the administrator to control the agent operations. Click Start to run pre-check. This identifies any potential issues with the agent migration. The results of the pre-check will be displayed in the Pre-check column. Verify that all computers passed.

17.
In the Agent Actions box, select the Run Pre-check and Agent Operations option button. Then click Start to perform the migration operations.

18.
The client agents are subsequently distributed to all clients that have been migrated. Click Close on the ADMT MMC snap-in to end the wizard.

Each agent is installed automatically and counts down until the designated time limit set during the configuration of the Computer Migration Wizard. Then the migrated computers reboot into the new domain with the designated settings migrated.

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- Migrating from Windows Server 2003/2008 to Windows Server 2008 R2 : Multiple Domain Consolidation Migration (part 3) - Migrating Groups & Migrating User Accounts
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