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Yeah my OWA users mostly login with their UPNs, but workstation users the
domain is usually just selected. Switching to UPNs requires education of wtf a
UPN is and that your email address works the ctrl alt del screen too. From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf Of joe Switch to UPN logons if the clients
support it. Then move them as you want to, just make sure the UPN doesn't
change. joe From:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Brian Desmond Wondering how other folks do this: Environment I’m currently dealing with has two domains which
basically work out to this as far as user distribution – Domain A)
Central Office & Domain B) Remote Sites. Now, this is a 60K employee
organization, and people seem to wander around a lot. I need to handle the move
between remote sites and central office at the domain level. ADMTing the
account is what I’m aiming to do. Now my question is how do I educate the
user about this impending logon change? Do I send them an email two days before
and a reminder the day before I do it? Do I just say screw em and make em call
helpdesk? There are roughly 2000 – 2500 people working at central
office/qualified to be in this domain, the balance is at the remote sites. I
have no idea what the actual volume of transfers is per week. My understanding
is that it’s far more common to get fired and rehired than it is to
actually transfer positions in this particular organization which amounts to a
new account. Thanks, c -
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- RE: [ActiveDir] Educating Users about crossdomain moves Brian Desmond
