Permission to the ADAM/ADLDS database which is used by Migration Manager needs to established for any additional accounts which will require permission to the Project.
Direction of Communication ... Communication With ... With agents ... Rum Console ... ADAM/AD LDS instance ... Source and target domain controllers ... Source and target global catalogs ... Rum Controller
the agents installed on agent hosts communicate with Exchange servers and with each other, agent hosts and Exchange servers must be able to resolve each other’s NetBIOS names to IPv4 addresses. ... If WINS is not configured in your environment, host files can be used instead.<br>Check the host NetBIOS name resolution and make sure that the servers’ NetBIOS names can be resolved from the console as well.<br><br>
As of version 8.11 of Migration Manager you can install the console on any of the following: ... -Microsoft Windows Server 2012 (x64 edition)
It is best practice to install the Migration Manager "Console" in the target domain.
This is an agent that synchronizes the password hash between source and target DC's which will uninstall after the process is complete.
No, you do not "Absolutely" require a trust between domains, but there are limitations to the functionality should one not be in place, ie, Migration of SID History is impossible without a trust.
<p>Domain Admins group can be used for the Migration Manager for AD portion of the product, but there are restrictions in Exchange (Send As, Receive As, etc) that will prevent the product from functioning properly.</p><p>Please refer to the MigrationManager_x.xx_SysReqAndAccessRights.pdf included with the Migration Manager software download for proper service account requirements.</p>
So this must be done by extracting the matched users from the AD LDS Database. ... This must be done through a series of queries against the AD LDS Database used by Migration Manager for AD. ... <p class="MsoNormal" style="line-height: normal;margin: 0in 0in 8pt;mso-margin-top-alt: auto;mso-margin-bottom-alt: auto;"><span style="font-family: 'Times New Roman','serif';font-size: 12pt;mso-fareast-font-family: 'Times New Roman';">The DSA uses the following query to count licenses.</span></p>
User accounts were migrated from a domain A to a domain B, keeping the SIDHistory that allow these users to access shared folders hosted on the domain A. It also allows users to connect on applications hosted on the domain A. Users can access the folder content on domain A only if their user account of the domain A is set directly on the folder security.
After migrating a Win10 machine the Calculator app from the Windows app store is uninstalled. ... The issue could also affect other standard Windows Store apps, like Sticky Notes, etc. Defect MMAD-178 <p>The issue is currently under investigation as it may be caused by newer Windows 10 builds, released after QMM 8.15</p>
Why and when computer accounts should be included in Synchronization or a Migration session? ... It is generally not necessary to include computer objects in synchronization or to migrate them using migration sessions.
When attempting to perform a domain join where you have pre-created the computer accounts in the target domain, or when a computer tries to rejoin the source domain during a rollback event, the following error is encountered: An account with the same name exists in Active Directory.
When DSA performs a synchronization the following warning is present in the DSA event log and log. ... Auxiliary attribute contains invalid value and will be discarded. ... The attribute 'wWWHomePage' in source domain contains an entry 'xxx'.
In some complex migration scenarios involving the merging of accounts using different migration products (QMM, EMW, DMW) the SELF permission may be missing from the Mailbox Rights on the source and or target mailboxes.<br>As a result target users will loose the ability to access their mailboxes after SIDHistory cleanup.
When configuring the Microsoft 365 tenant within Migration Manager for AD to Microsoft Office 365 the following error is encountered: ... "Windows Powershell updated your execution policy successfully, but the settings are overridden by a policy defined at a more specific scope
How can I process a workstation or a server locally; for instance, if the computer is not connected to a network, connectivity is too slow, computer is in a remote location or if I want the users to be able to update their own workstations independently?
While trying to add the target O365 tenant and receiving the attached PowerShell error. ... The execution policies are set to 'unrestricted', but we still get the error. ... Quest console log and this is empty.
CPUU should be excluded from any active Antivirus software processes when being run on an end-user workstation. ... It has been seen that Antivirus Software can interfere with the CPUU process, which can cause the CPUU Switch process to fail.
When a user in the Source domain has another group set as the Primary Group (not Domain Users group) this membership will not be preserved during the migration or synchronization, as end result the user will be removed from this group and added to Domain Users group.
Goal is to install a second QMM console and to use a separate ADAM/AD LDS instance. ... Does Quest have any instructions how to install ADAM or AD LDS and configure it as a replica? ... Quest does not provide any instructions how to install ADAM or AD LDS replica since this is a Microsoft product which is solely used to store the data during migration.
Quest directory synchronization agent activation service shows the following error message: "Could not start the Quest Directory synchronization agent activation service on local computer. ... The service did not return an error.
Error received in the DSA.log file and the DSA event log during a synchronization session, or migration session: ... This can occur if the associated DLL's are not registered properly. ... Another possible cause is the rights granted to the computer.
When modifying a synchronization job, you have made a change that requires a full re-synchronization. ... Doing so pops up a window to let you know that the changes made require a full resync. ... You have the option of selecting "do not show this in the future" doing so eliminates the prompt when a full resync is required.
Some groups are not being created on the target, and after reviewing the directory synchronization log file (dsa.log) the following is scene: ... 10/04/06 00:34:54 (GMT+03:00) Common JobID:2 -> LDAP error 0x50.
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