Installing and running ADMT
You can
download the current version of ADMT (Version 1.0) from Microsoft’s
Web site. ADMT installs as a Microsoft Management Console (MMC)
snap-in. Several requirements must be met prior to installing and
running ADMT:
The
primary domain controller of the Windows NT 4.0 source domain must
have SP4 or higher installed.
The ADMT
agent, which is installed by ADMT on the source computers, can
operate only on computers running Windows NT 3.51 (with SP5),
Windows NT 4.0 (with SP4 or higher), or Windows 2000.
The
target domain must be running in Native Mode.
Auditing
must be enabled for account management (i.e., success and failure
events) in the source and target domains.
A
two-way trust must exist between the source and target domains.
The
Domain Admins global group from the source domain must be part of
the Administrators local group in the target domain, and vice versa.
A new local group called Source Domain$$$ must exist in the source
domain.
In the
registry of the PDC in the source domain, under
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\System\CurrentControlSet\
Control\LSA
add the
key TcpipClientSupport with a REG_DWORD:0x1.
Ensure
that administrative shares exist on the domain controller in the
target domain, as well as on any computers on which an agent will be
dispatched.
Run ADMT
from the PDC that is the Flexible Single Master Operation (FSMO)
role holder in the target domain.
Log on
to the server running ADMT with an account that has Domain
Administrator rights in the target domain, is a member of the
Administrators group in the source domain, and has Administrator
rights on each computer that will be migrated.
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