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AD migration and the Source Server is all ready at "Current DFSR global state: 'Eliminated'"
Doing a SBS 2011 Essentials to Server 2016 Essentials migration and while preparing the source server got this:
C:\Windows\system32>dfsrmi g /getglobalstate
Current DFSR global state: 'Eliminated'
Succeeded.
According the instructions I should see: Current DFSR global state: 'Started'
If I remember correctly the source server is not migrated but were a fresh installation. The domain is raisased to the 2008R2 functional level.
Can I just carry on migration process or should I somehow tweek the source server in the way that it would be at Started DFSR global state?
C:\Windows\system32>dfsrmi
Current DFSR global state: 'Eliminated'
Succeeded.
According the instructions I should see: Current DFSR global state: 'Started'
If I remember correctly the source server is not migrated but were a fresh installation. The domain is raisased to the 2008R2 functional level.
Can I just carry on migration process or should I somehow tweek the source server in the way that it would be at Started DFSR global state?
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Well, my answer stands. I recommend using official Microsoft guidance instead of third party advice. Especially random internet third party advice. You didn't even provide the link... Just a name... Of the guide you are using. I am not in the habit of proofreading other guides for free and can't vouch for the author either way... So... Stick to Microsoft guides.
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Thanks Cliff
Not sure if I were allowed to link the guide - so I just added the name and print screen. But you first answer encouraged me just carry on and the now the fsmo roles are all ready transferred to the destination DC. I can close this question now.
Not sure if I were allowed to link the guide - so I just added the name and print screen. But you first answer encouraged me just carry on and the now the fsmo roles are all ready transferred to the destination DC. I can close this question now.
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Thanks Cliff. I can carry on not to DHCP/DNS/Data migration.
Glad it worked out.
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Following this guide "Migrate SBS 2011 Standard to Windows Server 2016" by "Windows Server Essentials Tips & Tricks".
The author provides also this link:
SYSVOL Migration Series: Part 1 – Introduction to the SYSVOL migration process