[ADMT] ('Active Directory Migration Tool' - Part2)- ADMT 3.2 Step by Step Installation and Migration

ADMT is used to quickly move objects around in your forest. It is used during migrations or when you need to move users between domains during restructures or job changes. This video looks at how to install and use ADMT.

Understand the Lab environment for practice.
Perform the Activity.

Migration objects can be user accounts, service accounts, groups, or computers. Source domain The domain from which objects are moved during a migration. When you restructure Active Directory domains between forests, the source domain is an Active Directory domain in a different forest from the target domain.
Active Directory Migration Tool (ADMT) is a tool that allows you to migrate users, computers, and groups from one domain to another domain. In most scenarios that involve Exchange Server, you use ADMT to migrate accounts from a Windows NT® Server 4.0 domain to a Windows 2000 Server domain.
SID History is an attribute that supports migration scenarios. Every user account has an associated Security IDentifier (SID) which is used to track the security principal and the access the account has when connecting to resources. SID History enables access for another account to effectively be cloned to another

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[ADMT]Active Directory Migration Part- 2 Windows server 2016