Migrate Every Group Property Across ADs
SysTools AD Migration enables shifting of group data with all pre-present properties including: name (Group Name), cn (Common Name), member (Members), memberOf (Parent Groups), objectClass (Group Type), sAMAccountName (Pre-Windows 2000 Name), displayName (Display Name), distinguishedName (Unique Identifier) from one domain to another.
Transfer User Data with Contact Details
Allows admins to transfer all general User Attributes like First Name, Initials, Last Name, Display Name, Description, and Common Name Along with properties that fall under the Contacts category like Office, Telephone Number, Telephone Number(Other), E-mail-Addresses, Web Page, Web Page (Other), Street, PO Box, City, State/Province, Zip/Postal Code, Country Name, etc.
Pre-Migration Component Validation
Before AD Migration a test run inspects all the additional components to check whether or not they have been properly installed. Admins can use the look-up feature on the on-premise setup for the following components SysTools AD Watcher, SysTools Message Exchange, and MQTT Server.
Send Device Details Between AD Forest
Computer properties like Name, ObjectClass, MemberOf, Description, Location, ManagedBy, ServicePrincipalName, Enabled can be transferred. Likewise, AD Printer attributes including Security, About, General, Sharing, Ports, Advanced, Color, and Management come under the migration.
Variety in Auto Report Generation
Get automated reports on the AD migration. See bit-by-bit exactly how much data is transferred out of the total available in the source AD. The report types that are available include Domain-wise summary, Migrated to, and Migrated from displaying the destination and source respectively. Along with that a Workload count report is also available for download.
Map Objects Between Source and Target AD
A powerful CSV-based mechanism can be used to link the objects between endpoints. Admins can then migrate users and computers from one forest to another without any issues. The same CSV style can be deployed to map groups, OUs, and other AD components to design a fully customizable inter or intra-Active Directory transfer
Compatible with Windows Operating System
Admins can carry out the Active Directory Migration on any of the following platforms Windows 10, Windows 11, 64-bit versions. Moreover, full support for every Windows Server version from 2012 R2 to 2019 is also present. This multi-flavor environment support simplifies all AD migrations regardless of the operating system underneath.
AD Migration with Exclude Property Feature
Admins can pick and choose the properties they want to keep and the ones they want to leave. This can be done by uploading a custom CSV list underlining what attributes need post-migration continuation. Use to to add a granular control over the migration process and only transfer the most important data minimising the burden on migration pipelines
Controlled Force Restart for AD Computers
Instant or scheduled forced restart options are present for admins conducting the migration. Use it to reflect the post-migration changes just when the migration ends or a few minutes after (1-5). Remotely boot all the machines involved in the AD migration by selecting the timeframe.
Security First AD Migration
Keep AD security intact throughout the migration. The absence of any open port requirement with no RPC or Remote registry access to the tool means all Active Directory migration is completely safe. Moreover, no private user information like email or passwords is kept in the database.
Handle Object Level Conflicts like a Pro
To ensure that no two object data interfere or corrupt each other the tool provides two ways to conduct migration in AD.
- Create Option: Build a completely new AD Object inside the destination domain from scratch.
- Merge Option: Joins the source object with its sister object and combines their properties together.
Re-Do Cross Forest AD Migration
Admins get the support of two distinct post-migration options to manage any missing data after the initial run completes.
- With the Retry Failed Migration option admins can bring in all the data that failed to arrive during the first instance.
- The Delta SyncUP feature is present to pull any new property updates that happened during the migration.
