Migration to new Forest


following split our parent company need migrate away ad forest / domain . sit down , plan migration in full in next few weeks following clear in mind.

present structure is:

(f) parentcompany
¦
(d) parent.local – placeholder domain, no resources in it.
¦
(d) mycompany.parent.local (domain share sister company stay behind when move new forest)

above 2003 native.


understand process of building new 2008 r2 forest , how use admt migrate resources , objects anyones experience / opinions on following:

assuming there trust between mycompany.parent.local , new mycompany domain facilitate migration - can use trust stage migration on longer period of time?

concern have large number of laptop users, once start te migration have done in 1 go? or because have trust in place obects sill in old mycompany.parent.local domain access objects , resources have been migrated across aleady? there authentication issues?


how sql servers @ being migrated? cause problems sql/windows authentication or admt take care of it?

thanks.

hl

>>>can use trust stage migration on longer period of time?

it depend on requirement.  simple answer – yes.  how long “long” period?  planning migration mailboxes?

>>>my concern have large number of laptop users, once start te migration have done in 1 go

no.  can migrate them in groups.

>>>access objects , resources have been migrated across aleady?

yes. make sure migrate resources using sid history.

>>>there authentication issues?

sid history take care of authentication part.

>>>also how sql servers @ being migrated

it migrating other servers. however, might need manually re-acl sql resource after migration.  depends on authentication type , configuration inside sql. 


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