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active directory import wizard? are you using that to facilitate the move?
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active directory import wizard? are you using that to facilitate the move?

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No i just right click the user &gt;&nbsp;Move
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You can move users between domains in this way - you will need to use the ADMT to move the users
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You can move users between domains in this way - you will need to use the ADMT to move the users

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KCTS can i have some more details....
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Hi,<br />
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Move the user from the root Domain to child Domain.Cannot see the domain name or the OU's when clicking move.Is there any microsoft tool or any thing that i am missing...<br />
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Regards<br />
Sharath
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Hi,

Move the user from the root Domain to child Domain.Cannot see the domain name or the OU's when clicking move.Is there any microsoft tool or any thing that i am missing...

Regards
Sharath

Move users from Root domain to child Domain

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