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Thanks guys ADMT will work 
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Windows 2003 AD<br />
I am trying to create replica of my production AD environment. domain.com to Domain-it.com<br />
I need to bring over the security groups and distribution lists with mangers. Using ldifde i was able to bring over the OU structure and users, but I need to bring Groups with member and memberof <br />
Here is the export command that I used but import fails with numerous errors <br />
export command<br />
ldifde -f c:\temp\DistGroups.ldf -s dom01 -d &quot;ou=groups,dc=domain,dc=co<wbr />m&quot; -p subtree -r &quot;(&amp;(objectClass=group))&quot; -l &quot;ObjectClass,name,sAMAccou<wbr />ntName,gro<wbr />upType,mem<wbr />ber,manage<wbr />dBy,mailNi<wbr />ckName,mai<wbr />l,cn,displ<wbr />ayName&quot;<br />
Import fails with constraint violation ..etc &nbsp;<br />
Please advice
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Windows 2003 AD
I am trying to create replica of my production AD environment. domain.com to Domain-it.com
I need to bring over the security groups and distribution lists with mangers. Using ldifde i was able to bring over the OU structure and users, but I need to bring Groups with member and memberof 
Here is the export command that I used but import fails with numerous errors 
export command
ldifde -f c:\temp\DistGroups.ldf -s dom01 -d "ou=groups,dc=domain,dc=com" -p subtree -r "(&(objectClass=group))" -l "ObjectClass,name,sAMAccountName,groupType,member,managedBy,mailNickName,mail,cn,displayName"
Import fails with constraint violation ..etc  
Please advice

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