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fruska
Newbie Joined: 12 Jun 2019 Status: Offline Points: 1 |
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Posted: 12 Jun 2019 at 8:20am |
Hi, considering that nobody answers didt you figured answers alone ?
I have similar questions ans some more .If you are there and can help me with answers I will appreciate that. |
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JustAnotherUser
Newbie Joined: 23 Apr 2019 Status: Offline Points: 1 |
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Hi All,
I am planning on using the Personal Edition and the interactive GUI interface for about 5 workstations from old domain/server to new domain/server I have been practicing with DOMAIN Profile to LOCAL Profile and remove the system from the Domain. Worked Great! I have been able to migrate a LOCAL profile to DOMAIN profile and join a domiain. Figured out that I need the workstaion DNS to point to the AD/DNS/SERVER reboot the workstaion and it worked fine. If I have a workstation in Domian ABC, Profile JOE and DNS pointing to SERVER-A and want want the workstation to now be part of Domain XYZ, use Profile JOE and talk to SERVER-X, are these steps correct.. - Create Local user named ADMIN on the workstation - Login as the local user ADMIN on the workstation - Set the DNS to point to the new AD/DNS/SERVER-X - Reboot & Login as local user ADMIN - Run ProfileWizard and migrate user ABC\JOE to XYZ\JOE OR, SHOULD I BE DOING THIS... - Create Local user named ADMIN on the workstation - Login as the local user ADMIN on the workstation **** REMOVE THE WORKSTATION FROM THE DOMAIN MANUALLY ****** - Set the DNS to point to the new AD/DNS/SERVER-X - Reboot & Login as local user ADMIN - Run ProfileWizard and migrate user profile JOE to XYZ\JOE Don't want to risk corrupting a profile by making a mistake and then not being able to migrate it at all. Thanks for your time and expertise. - REMOVE THE WORKSTATION FROM THE DOMAIN MANUALLY |
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