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ACTIVE DIRECTORY MIGRATION QUESTION
We are trying to migrate a PC on a domain from the old Active Directory 4 to Windows 2003 domain
We are using ADMT (Active Directory Migration tool) to do this
The user migration went through fine
During the computer migration we get this this message
"ERR2: 7271, Failed to start job, RC=80070005 Access is Denied.
Troubleshooting steps we have taken:
1) The correct accounts were in the correct admin group
2) Computer browser/Server/Net Logon/ Remote Registry, RPC, services were started
3) DNS/WINS/DHCP information was correct
4) Tried putting the local machine in the admin group, did not work
Thanks
We are using ADMT (Active Directory Migration tool) to do this
The user migration went through fine
During the computer migration we get this this message
"ERR2: 7271, Failed to start job, RC=80070005 Access is Denied.
Troubleshooting steps we have taken:
1) The correct accounts were in the correct admin group
2) Computer browser/Server/Net Logon/ Remote Registry, RPC, services were started
3) DNS/WINS/DHCP information was correct
4) Tried putting the local machine in the admin group, did not work
Thanks
Jay_Jay70
i am not certain but do your users have to be in the ent admins group of both domains?
ASKER
ent admin? I am sorry, I dont kno what that is
but usually we dont give out admin rights to machines like that
user1 (the admin account on the dedicated ADMT machine) has local admin right
user2 (user account) should not have admin rights to the machine or be in the admin group
this should work without that
Thanks
but usually we dont give out admin rights to machines like that
user1 (the admin account on the dedicated ADMT machine) has local admin right
user2 (user account) should not have admin rights to the machine or be in the admin group
this should work without that
Thanks
can you try opening the HKLM in the Reg of one of those clients, can you also access the eventvwr.
could be a problem with securepipeserver.
what you could also do is try one client if you havent already done so aditionally Regmon could be used because it seems like permissions issue.
could be a problem with securepipeserver.
what you could also do is try one client if you havent already done so aditionally Regmon could be used because it seems like permissions issue.
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Hey, thanks, but that did not work
It does seem like a permissions issue
any other suggestions?
It does seem like a permissions issue
any other suggestions?
no ideas mate sorry - if you want your points back we can delete this one