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Andreas Y
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      03-31-2010
Assuming that I have an old domain either 2000 or 2003 (with Exchange). The
basic concept is that I don't want to migrate automatically but I want to
setup a new domain from scratch (Windows2008 with Exchange 2010) in order
to avoid all the garbage and to have a cleaner setup. I don't mind recreating
all accounts because I can script this but the only real problem will be
the cliebnts. If you have 10-15 clients, it's no problem but how can you
handlw 100 users in terms of joining them to the new domain and losing their
desktop profile? how can I keep their current profile and avoid joining them
to the new domain? Can I just make the new domain have the same name as the
old and then transfer computer accounts?

Based on what you understood from my concerns, please give some ideas


 
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