09:47:04 DEBUG: Attempt 1 of 3 to get enabled mail user 'CN=John Smith,OU=Finance,OU=London,DC=domain,DC=dom' was not successful - will retry in 15 seconds. (PS Result: Specified method is not supported.
09:47:19 DEBUG: Attempt 2 of 3 to get enabled mail user 'CN=John Smith,OU=Finance,OU=London,DC=domain,DC=dom' was not successful - will retry in 15 seconds. (PS Result: Specified method is not supported.
09:47:34 DEBUG: Attempt 3 of 3 to get enabled mail user 'CN=John Smith,OU=Finance,OU=London,DC=domain,DC=dom' was not successful - will retry in 15 seconds. (PS Result: Specified method is not supported.
09:47:34 )
09:47:49 ERROR: [7559-1-221-000003EF] Error:
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09:47:49 AdFwd::_PSHEnableObject() - PowerShell Result: Specified method is not supported.
09:47:49 :
09:47:49 [000003EF] The requested operation cannot be performed in full-screen mode.
The account that the migration tool uses to run has full access to the user accounts being migrated. Most migrations work, but some fail as above and I can't see any reason why
1. can we normally access the same affected "john" from the powershell? Is that working fine?
Any other accounts @ the same OU works fine?
2. apart from the "DC1.domain.dom"...can we bind to another DC and check the behaviour?
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paulo999Author Commented:
Thanks for the suggestions.
The account running quest has full access to the user account object in AD.
I will see if I can force Quest to bind to a different DC and run it from there.
Will report back!
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paulo999Author Commented:
After further investigation it turns out that the DCs are located half way around the world and so we think the authentication is timing out. We are going to install a new DC locally and retest. Thanks for all comments.
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