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The &quot;real&quot; domain name doesn't matter. Windows Active DIrectory uses SIDs internally and these SIDs won't match. So you'll have to migrate the same way as if the &quot;real&quot; names are different.<br />
Maybe you should explain the issues you're getting in detail
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The "real" domain name doesn't matter. Windows Active DIrectory uses SIDs internally and these SIDs won't match. So you'll have to migrate the same way as if the "real" names are different.
Maybe you should explain the issues you're getting in detail

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I have recommended this question be closed as follows:

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I had this question after viewing <a href="https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/28604801/Migrate-File-server-from-domain-A-to-Domain-B.html" rel="ugc">Migrate File server from domain A to Domain B</a>.<br />
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in my case i have abc.local domain and i am migrating to abc.int. Because &quot;abc&quot; is same in both domain names i am getting issues that it is same name
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I had this question after viewing Migrate File server from domain A to Domain B (https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/28604801/Migrate-File-server-from-domain-A-to-Domain-B.html).

in my case i have abc.local domain and i am migrating to abc.int. Because "abc" is same in both domain names i am getting issues that it is same name

File server migration with same domain name abc.local to abc.int

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