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Hello SysAdmWin,<br />
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It looks like you can safely ignore that error message. See the following MS KB for reference: <a href="http://support.microsoft.com/kb/929268" rel="ugc nofollow">http://support.microsoft.com/kb/929268</a><br />
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Regards,<br />
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brent_caskey
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Hello SysAdmWin,

It looks like you can safely ignore that error message. See the following MS KB for reference: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/929268 [http://support.microsoft.com/kb/929268]

Regards,

brent_caskey

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It's not the same thing. My error message is Access Denied and I'm not migrating from NT 4, I'm migrating from a child Windows 2000 Domain to my main Windows 2003 Domain. Noboby can tell my exactly what this option does exactly???
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It's not the same thing. My error message is Access Denied and I'm not migrating from NT 4, I'm migrating from a child Windows 2000 Domain to my main Windows 2003 Domain. Noboby can tell my exactly what this option does exactly???

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What kind of rights is migrated when you select Update User Rights option in ADMT? I am having an error message when I use this option when migrating users with ADMT 3.0. Here are the error: ERR2:7228 Error updating user rights for CN=UserName, rc=-2147024891 &nbsp;Access is denied.<br />
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I want to know what kind of rights is migrated so I can take a clear decision if I can skip this option during my migration process.
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What kind of rights is migrated when you select Update User Rights option in ADMT? I am having an error message when I use this option when migrating users with ADMT 3.0. Here are the error: ERR2:7228 Error updating user rights for CN=UserName, rc=-2147024891  Access is denied.

I want to know what kind of rights is migrated so I can take a clear decision if I can skip this option during my migration process.

ADMT Update User Rights option

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