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<TITLE>Intraforest migration</TITLE>
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<H1>Intraforest migration</H1>
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<P>Active Directory Migration Tool can be used to migrate the users, groups, and computers from multiple Windows 2000 domains into one or more Windows 2000 domains. The process of migrating users, groups, and computers is referred to as <A ID="wPopup" HREF="HELP=ADMTGlos.hlp TOPIC=DomainMigration">domain migration</A>.</P>
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<p>As shown in the illustration, moving users, groups, and computers from the <A ID="wPopup" HREF="HELP=ADMTGlos.hlp TOPIC=SourceDomain">source domain</A> to the <A ID="wPopup" HREF="HELP=ADMTGlos.hlp TOPIC=TargetDomain"> target domain</A> is an intraforest move because both domains are in the same Windows 2000 forest.</P>
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<A ID="thumbnail" TITLE="Enlarge figure" HREF="CHM=DomainMig.chm FILE=admt_02.gif">Intraforest migration flowchart</A>
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<p>Migrating multiple Windows 2000 domains into a single Windows 2000 domain allows administrators to consolidate the number of domains, simplify the user and group administration, and simplify Group Policy administration.</P>
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<A ID="thumbnail" TITLE="Enlarge figure" HREF="CHM=DomainMig.chm FILE=Intraforest.gif">Intraforest migration flowchart</A>
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<P>As shown in the illustration, the steps to perform an <A ID="wPopup" HREF="HELP=ADMTGlos.hlp TOPIC=IntraforestMigration">intraforest migration</A> include migrating the service accounts, local groups, and computers in the <A ID="wPopup" HREF="HELP=ADMTGlos.hlp TOPIC=ResourceDomain">resource domains</A> and then migrating the global groups, users, and roaming profiles in the <A ID="wPopup" HREF="HELP=ADMTGlos.hlp TOPIC=AccountDomain">account domains</A>. When the migration is complete, the <A ID="wPopup" HREF="HELP=ADMTGlos.hlp TOPIC=SourceDomain">source domains</A> can be decommissioned, and the computers can be moved into the <A ID="wPopup" HREF="HELP=ADMTGlos.hlp TOPIC=TargetDomain">target domain</A>.</P>
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<P>For information about preparing domains for migration, see <A HREF="admtsystemreq.htm">Migration requirements</A> and <A HREF="admtbeforeintramig.htm">Before performing an intraforest migration</A>.</P>
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<P>For details about migrating domains within the same forest, see <A HREF="admtintraforestresmig.htm">To perform an intraforest resource domain migration</A>, <A HREF="admtintraforestacctmig.htm">To perform an intraforest account domain migration</A>, and the <A ID="extUrl" HREF="http://www.microsoft.com/isapi/redir.dll?prd=Domain Migration and Restructuring tools" TITLE="http://www.microsoft.com/" TARGET="_new">Microsoft Web site</A><SPAN CLASS="printOnly"> (http://www.microsoft.com/)</SPAN>.</P>
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