Re: Exchange Migration by 1xnyer
1xnyer
Wed Dec 08 07:15:08 CST 2004
Thanks for your response. I'm just trying to establish that his method was
wrong. As I was taught you need to first set up the accounts via migration
and go to native mode, once in native mode you with the accounts set up,
along with the sids, you can then install exchange. He has not done that.
In fact he's still in mixed mode. No accounts migrated only 2 domain
controllers and exchange and he's migrating the mail. My fear is if we do
migrate accounts there's going to be major problems with double accounts. Am
I correct? I"ve done this before and that's the only method I know.
"John Oliver, Jr. [MVP]" wrote:
> Sounds like he needs some help, I would suggest calling a Microsoft
> Certified Partner in your area to assist. NT to AD migration is quite
> complex depending on the size and complexity of his environment. This must
> be completed correctly before any install of Exchange 2000.
>
> --
> John Oliver, Jr.
> MCSE, MCT, CCNA, Exchange MVP
> Microsoft Certified Partner
>
> "1xnyer" <1xnyer@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:8CD2A322-286C-413C-8AF5-DE846BC5B4B5@microsoft.com...
> >A collegue of mine was asked to tackle a migration from NT to 2000 AD. He
> > setup exchange 2000 without first doing any user migration. He only set
> > up
> > exchange 2000. I'm having all sorts of replication problems with passwords
> > and I'm not sure how we are going to migrate users over to the new domain.
> > He
> > is still in mixed mode too.
> >
> > My question is a)is this going to be a problem with the user migration and
> > are we actually going to have to set up new permissions for them?
> > b)Is this the correct way to do this?
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