- #ADMT 3.2 NOT SEEING THE DOMAIN INSTALL#
- #ADMT 3.2 NOT SEEING THE DOMAIN UPDATE#
- #ADMT 3.2 NOT SEEING THE DOMAIN PLUS#
- #ADMT 3.2 NOT SEEING THE DOMAIN WINDOWS 7#
Make sure all clients have connectivity to a writable domain controller when these clients call ADSI API functions. I believe that Issue 9 is what is happening to ADMT when trying to migrate the down-level client: Also, if you look through the 944043 article, you will find several example issues.
#ADMT 3.2 NOT SEEING THE DOMAIN UPDATE#
I am thinking that overall, the update is more for the clients that are operating in a domain where the functional level is set to ‘Server 2008 R2’ which is not a requirement for deploying a RODC in the domain ( (WS.10).aspx). But as Charles explained in his blog, once they updated the workstations with the update provided in KB 944043, ADMT was able to migrate the workstation without issue. In fact, it was a deployment that only used 4 domain controllers operating in ‘Windows Server 2008 R2 Domain Mode’.
The other interesting thing I noticed was that for the deployment I was doing for my customer, we were not deploying RODC’s what so ever.
#ADMT 3.2 NOT SEEING THE DOMAIN PLUS#
Plus there was nothing you could dumb down to correct the issue we were getting.
#ADMT 3.2 NOT SEEING THE DOMAIN INSTALL#
The article further explains that if you do not install the update on your down-level clients, you could always resort to dumbing down your domain security to allow these types of features to work on your down-level clients. They are calling this update the ‘Windows Server 2008 read-only domain controller compatibility pack’.
#ADMT 3.2 NOT SEEING THE DOMAIN WINDOWS 7#
This KB article provides an update to all Windows 7 down-level clients (Server 2003, Vista, Windows XP, etc…) to support the features of a RODC. When Google searching this error, I stumbled across the following blog post from Charles (Don’t have a last name for you Charles) ( ) which described the error and had a link to Microsoft KB article 944043 ( ). The ADMT agent threw us an error stating that ‘ ADMT: Failed to change domain affiliation, hr=800704f1 The system detected a possible attempt to compromise security’. When we tried to migrate an XP workstation from the source to target directory (Hosted on Windows Server 2008 R2 using DomainLevel 4). The Active Directory Migration Tool will not attempt to migrate the remaining objects.So I just wrapped up my last project where we were planning a large directory consolidation and discovered an interesting issue testing ADMT 3.2 when migrating Windows XP workstations.
WRN:7392 SIDHistory could not be updated due to a configuration or permissions You must be an administrator in the source domain. Can anyone confirm SIDHistory migrations only can be run on Domain Controllers regardlessĮRR:7615 SID History cannot be updated for BigDog. What I vaguely remember is SidHistory migrations have to be performed on a Domain Controller, which therefore means I cant run this on a member server. Im also running ADMT via the command line as follows:Īdmt user /o:\\test01\ADMTOptionFile\ADMTOptionFile.txt /F:\\test01\ADMTIncludeFileADMTIncludeFile.txt /td: /fgm:no /co:merge /mss:yes /ux:* /po:complex+notexistingĪDMTIncludeFile filtering is not enabled for the Trust. I've installed SQL Server Express and ADMT 3.2 (version 2014) on a 2012 R2 member server and ensured all the other prereqs were met, however I get the error below.
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