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Microsoft Windows 2000 - Migration Design: Deployment

Audience

System architects, integrators, engineers, and administrators who are planning to migrate from NT 3.5x or NT 4.0 to Windows 2000; existing MCSEs who wish to upgrade their certification and support skills for Windows 2000

Prerequisites

Administrative experience with NT 3.5x or NT 4.0; an understanding of DNS, TCP/IP, and WINS; familiarity with Windows 2000 Directory Services and Windows 2000 Server

Course Aim

To describe how to plan the restructuring of a Windows NT 3.5x or NT 4.0 domain to a Windows 2000 domain

Learning Objectives

Describe the components and principals of domain security. Discuss the features of domain restructuring tools. Identify the restructuring order within a domain. Evaluate interforest and intraforest restructuring scenarios. Describe how to configure source and target domains for interforest restructuring. Move users, groups, and computer accounts using ADMT. Implement group migration using ClonePrincipal. Migrate computer accounts using Netdom. Discuss the tasks that an administrator needs to perform following a migration.

Topics Covered

Restructuring domains - Domain security principals - Forest restructuring - Domain restructuring tools - Simulation Developing a restructure strategy - Pre-restructure planning - Configuring source and target domains - Moving users and groups - Hands-on: Migrating users with ADMT - Hands-on: Migrating groups with ClonePrincipal Users, groups, and resources - Moving computers and DCs - Hands-on: Moving computers using Netdom - Hands-on: Moving computers using ADMT - Post-migration tasks