Active Directory with Windows Server 2016 - AD Migration

The video tutorial explains the Active Directory Migration Tool (ADMT) and its role in migrating users, groups, and computers between domains and forests. It covers pre-migration steps, such as configuring registry keys and setting up trust relationships, and details the migration process, including handling Sid history and executing user account migrations. The tutorial emphasizes the importance of planning, testing, and finalizing the migration, including decommissioning the source domain once the migration is complete.

What is the primary function of the Active Directory Migration Tool (ADMT)?

• To create new user accounts

• To migrate users, groups, and computers between domains

• To delete old domains

• To manage network security

Why is SID history important during a migration?

• It is required for setting up new domains

• It speeds up the migration process

• It allows users to access resources in the old domain

• It helps in creating new user accounts

Which of the following is a pre-migration step?

• Running a report wizard

• Creating new user accounts

• Configuring registry keys on the target DC

• Decommissioning the source domain

What should be done before executing the migration?

• Disable the firewall

• Delete all old user accounts

• Ignore SID history

• Create a rollback plan

What is a key consideration when planning a migration?

• Deleting all old data

• Creating multiple new domains

• Mapping current objects to new locations

• Ignoring user passwords

What is the final step in the migration process?

• Creating new user accounts

• Decommissioning the source domain

• Running a test migration

• Configuring registry keys

How does ADMT handle SID history by default?

• It ignores SID history

• It automatically manages SID history

• It requires manual configuration

• It deletes old SIDs