Therefore, rollback of the migration can only occur when you carry out the migration process again in reverse order from the previous target domain to the previous source domain. Unlike the process for restructuring domains between forests, when you restructure domains in a forest, the migrated accounts no longer exist in the source domain. When you restructure domains in a forest, you can consolidate your domain structure and reduce administrative complexity and overhead. Intraforest Active Directory domain restructure This makes it possible for you to roll back to the source environment during the migration, if necessary. As part of the restructuring process, when you migrate objects between forests both the source and target domain environments exist simultaneously. You might perform an interforest restructure for business changes, such as mergers or acquisitions or divestitures, in which your organizations have to combine or divide resources. Interforest Active Directory domain restructure There are two types of AD migration can be performed as below (Source: (v=ws.10).aspx) PART 3 : (ADMT) ACTIVE DIRECTORY MIGRATION TOOL REPORTING PART 2 : MIGRATE ACTIVE DIRECTORY USERS TO ANOTHER DOMAIN USING ADMT PART 1 : INSTALLING ADMT TOOL (ACTIVE DIRECTORY MIGRATION TOOL)
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Here I would like to discuss about ADMT version 3.2 (Active Directory Migration Tool), The Windows Server Active Directory Migration Tool (ADMT) V3.2 is a free utility that allows you to migrate objects (users, computers, groups, etc.) from one Windows Server Active Directory domain/forest to another. This Users and other AD objects were part of one of the new project and I wanted them to move to new child domain.
Recently I was involved into new child domain creation in Active Directory, and another major task was migrating existing certain Users, Groups, Computers and other objects from Parent root domain to child domain for management delegation purpose.
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