Yes

@lakshmana said in AD & File server migration (Old to new domain):

@ambarishrh is this you are searching for

https://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/windowsserver/en-US/f36ada21-63e9-4902-8951-36eafe62b497/migrate-file-server-to-new-domain-and-export-ntfs-permission?forum=winserverMigration

Thanks @Lakshmana need to test SubInACL

@dbeato said in Microsoft putting MSPaint out to pasture:

Well, Paint is still used but you can have other tools as well :) The other features to be removed are below:
https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/4034825/features-that-are-removed-or-deprecated-in-windows-10-fall-creators-up

Page says "Microsoft Paint

Will be available through the Windows Store. Functionality integrated into Paint 3D"

@lakshmana said in AD & File server migration (Old to new domain):

@ambarishrh Whether this helps ?
https://community.spiceworks.com/how_to/55657-how-to-migrate-users-and-computers-to-an-entirely-new-2008r2-ad-domain-forest-from-an-old-2003-2008-2008r2-domain-forest

Thanks @Lakshmana but what i am looking for is to remap file server permission from old ad users ti new ad users

Thanks but not sure if robocopy can replace permissions as we will be migrating to new domain. DFS is not under consoderation. Ive implemented DFS in my previous company but not here

Sent my share, be safe guys and enjoy MCON 2017. Missed this time, hope to make it next year

We are moving out of our parent company ad (eg: ab.com) and setting up a new AD (eg:cd.com). Need to take out one OU that has our users (around 225) and migrate to the new AD. Along with that from the parent file server, only our company data (around 2TB) needs to be moved to a new file server retaining the permission and structure (but on the destination, map it to new users. The username format stays same. [email protected] to [email protected] as an example).

I guess ADMT can be used for AD migration, but not very sure what would be the correct approach for file server migration with ACL mapping.

Amazon is being used for other services for a different company.

This requirement is to take over all the domains, previously managed by our parent company. DNS records basically are for websites and mail (newly moving to O365). Company currently using zoneedit which i am not very sure of
My first thought was to go cloudflare paid. I think there are aroind 5 domains that we use.

My plan is to replicate all domain records on to the new service and add the new ns records as primary and secondary keeping old ns as thrid and fourth. After few days once all confirmed that it is using new DNS server will ask parent company to clean up records at their end.

I am looking for a DNS manager to centrally manage all domains and at the moment considering Amazon Route 53, Google DNS or Cloudflare. Amazon from my experience has so much of hidden cost, start with something and end up with a very different cost. What do you all use

The reason for looking at GFI is (we are decentralizing from the parent company, moving out of exchange to O365 and they have GFI email archiver. From that entire GFI archiver, we need to extract just our domain emails and then keep that, plus look at a longer retention emails on O365 moving forward as well.