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I am trying to perform a cross-forest migration and after migrating user accounts I am unable to migrate thier password. &nbsp;This is the first time I am attempting the migration of this user account. &nbsp;I receive the following error in the log:<br />
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&quot;Did not try to copy the password for CN=Last\, First, since the source password has not been changed since the last migration of this user.&quot;<br />
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In previous testing I was able to migrate the password and now I can't, not sure why it would want a change to the source in order to migrate as I want the source password to be migrated to the targret domain account.
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I am trying to perform a cross-forest migration and after migrating user accounts I am unable to migrate thier password.  This is the first time I am attempting the migration of this user account.  I receive the following error in the log:

"Did not try to copy the password for CN=Last\, First, since the source password has not been changed since the last migration of this user."

In previous testing I was able to migrate the password and now I can't, not sure why it would want a change to the source in order to migrate as I want the source password to be migrated to the targret domain account.

ADMT password migration error

I am trying to perform a cross-forest migration and after migrating user accounts I am unable to migrate thier password.  This is the first time I am attempting the migration of this user account.  I receive the following error in the log:

&quot;Did not try to copy the password for CN=Last\, First, since the source password has not been changed since the last migration of this user.&quot;

In previous testing I was able to migrate the password and now I can&#39;t, not sure why it would want a change to the source in order to migrate as I want the source password to be migrated to the targret domain account.

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