The Quest tool copies the user? I didn't know that was possible, all
Intraforest migrations I have seen have been moves.

Phil

On 7/29/05, Rob Ryan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> We've been using the Quest migration suite lately and have had pretty good
> success – the biggest selling point for me was that, unlike ADMT and the
> NetIQ (which are pretty much one in the same except NetIQ will let you
> "undo" and is supposed to actually work :D) was that it did a
> non-destructive migration – ADMT/NetIQ is a lot like doing a movetree – if
> it works, great, if not, you've got nothing to go back to.. Quest basically
> just does a copy of the object, which you can leave disabled in the target
> until you're ready to get the users using their new accounts.   All of them
> should handle profile/permission migration though? I thought I remembered
> testing that last year when admt2.0 came out, but it was incredibly resource
> intensive and not necessarily reliable or scalable.
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> neither Quest nor NetIQ are cheap though, and both bill per user migrated..
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> -- Rob Ryan
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> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of
> Chris Flesher
> Sent: Friday, July 29, 2005 5:05 PM
> To: [email protected]
> Subject: [ActiveDir] Intra-forest migration
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> We are trying to reorganize our forest and move accounts to one domain with
> multiple child resource domains, mostly for political reasons that most
> Universities are familiar with. What tool(s) are available besides ADMTv2 to
> migrate users from one domain to another within the same forest? ADMT does
> not copy profiles as far as I know. My biggest issue is not having enough
> staff to touch all the desktops in one weekend, and hiring temps is probably
> out as well. Would it be difficult to script something to migrate profiles?
> Has anyone tried to do this themselves?
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> Thanks as always. This list is a real help.
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> Chris Flesher
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> The University of Chicago
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> NSIT/DCS
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> (773)-834-8477
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