Hello Rens,
Migrate with ADMTv2, look into the guides MS published for
a migration from one forest into another. Since you are able to keep the SID in
the SIDHistory you are able to retain permissions, however I'd also look to
reAcl the Ressources to the new SIDs. This can be done with ADMT, SIDWalk
migration suite or 3rd Party Migration Tools.
Ulf
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Gesendet: Donnerstag, 6. Mai 2004 15:07
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Betreff: [ActiveDir] Dieing forest
Hi
all,
A customer of mine
had a forest root domain and a child domain. By disaster the single (i know very
bad) DC in the forest root domain has crashed and cannot be restored. All
replication within the forest came to a hold. By creating the forest root domain
on one of the DNS servers in the child domain, GC and Domain SRV records were
registered again and replication between the DC's in the child domain resumed.
Accept with the forest root domain DC ofcourse because it is not there anymore.
Now they're in a temporarily stable situation, but the question is for how long?
Even Microsoft comes with different answers. Does anyone have thoughts about how
long an orphaned child domain can sustain on it own?
In my opinion the
real solution is to create a new forest and migrate all the AD and Exchange data
to the new forest. We already installed a new forest, we could create a trust
between the 2 domains. Now we want to migrate from W2K-E2K to W2K-E2K and retain
all AD, NTFS, share, Exchange permissions. Does anyone know how to accomplish
this?
TIA,
Rens Meijer
