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Can I import users to a file, AND maintain that users SID information?
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Doug Frisk
-->JD said:Can I import users to a file, AND maintain that users SID information?
Not to a file, no.
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Dmitry Korolyov [MVP]
If both domains are at Windows 2003 level, you can use ADMT v2 to
export/import objects. For security principal objects, their SIDs will be
kept in sidhistory attribute, and the migration should be completely
transparent in terms of access.
export/import objects. For security principal objects, their SIDs will be
kept in sidhistory attribute, and the migration should be completely
transparent in terms of access.
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Ryan Hanisco
The ADMTv2 will not let you output to a file, but it will let you transfer
the accounts with the SIDHistory. Neither of the domains have to be at the
Windows 2003 level... The Destination domain, however, must be at the
windows 2000 Native mode or better.
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Ryan Hanisco
MCSE, MCDBA
Flagship Integration Services
the accounts with the SIDHistory. Neither of the domains have to be at the
Windows 2003 level... The Destination domain, however, must be at the
windows 2000 Native mode or better.
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Ryan Hanisco
MCSE, MCDBA
Flagship Integration Services
Dmitry Korolyov said:If both domains are at Windows 2003 level, you can use ADMT v2 to
export/import objects. For security principal objects, their SIDs will be
kept in sidhistory attribute, and the migration should be completely
transparent in terms of access.
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Dmitry Korolyov [[email protected]]
MVP: Windows Server - Directory Services
-->JD said:Can I import users to a file, AND maintain that users SID information?