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Move users to another local AD domain and retain directory synced status in Azure AD
Active Directory / ADMT / Azure / Windows Server

Move users to another local AD domain and retain directory synced status in Azure AD

A client recently asked me if it is possible to copy users from one local active directory domain to another local active directory domain but with as little as possible…

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10 March 2021
Install and use ADMT 3.2 on Windows Server 2019
Active Directory / ADMT / Windows Server

Install and use ADMT 3.2 on Windows Server 2019

I recently got the request to migrate users from one local domain to another local domain.I have also heard some talks about ADMT not functioning on Windows Server 2019 anymore.…

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10 March 2021

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