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That is a migration, not a replication<br />
<a href="https://blog.thesysadmins.co.uk/admt-series-1-preparing-active-directory.html" rel="ugc">https://blog.thesysadmins.co.uk/admt-series-1-preparing-active-directory.html</a>
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That is a migration, not a replication
https://blog.thesysadmins.co.uk/admt-series-1-preparing-active-directory.html [https://blog.thesysadmins.co.uk/admt-series-1-preparing-active-directory.html]

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Hi Shaun, <br />
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Thanks for the correction. But my Question is how to migrate only the selected items from previous to the new fresh domain?
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Hi Shaun,

Thanks for the correction. But my Question is how to migrate only the selected items from previous to the new fresh domain?

Network administrator

Usman Ali

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Hello All,<br />
I have a question about Data Migration. <br />
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I have one active directory domain with a messy stuff. I want to create another active directory domain with selected data to Migrate from previous domain to the new domain. &nbsp;<br />
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I know there's one way and two way migration but i want to replicated only the selected ( my choice ) data to replicate. &nbsp;<br />
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is it possible to migrate only the selected data from old messy domain to new fresh domain?. if yes how can we do that ? <br />
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would be greatful for your recommendations and suggestions.<br />
<br />
Thanks.<br />
<br />
Usman Ali
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Hello All,
I have a question about Data Migration. 

I have one active directory domain with a messy stuff. I want to create another active directory domain with selected data to Migrate from previous domain to the new domain.  

I know there's one way and two way migration but i want to replicated only the selected ( my choice ) data to replicate.  

is it possible to migrate only the selected data from old messy domain to new fresh domain?. if yes how can we do that ? 

would be greatful for your recommendations and suggestions.

Thanks.

Usman Ali

Selected Data Migration From one to other domain.

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