I am working out on upgrading our NT4.0 domain to win2k AD and have come accross a couple of problems.
Our NT domain has a _ 'underscore' in it (ie abc_def)and as AD is DNS resolved I have been unable to run any migration tool to move everything into a new empty AD. The migration tool throws up an invalid adsi pathname and refers to the domain with the underscore.
To get around this I thought I'd make a second bdc take it offline and promote to pdc. This worked fine. Then upgrade to win2k server and give it a new domain name during upgrade. This worked in that I managed to add a dns domain for AD to work but it still has the netbios domain name for logon etc. Moved into native mode and I still get the same error. I can logon either netbios or dns domain. It see's the netbios domain name in the migration tool and not the dns domain name.
I need to migrate as I have a large exchange 5.5 database that needs to be carried over with the migration/upgrade and I want to get rid of this underscore.
Does anyone have any suggestions or tryouts as I have a few spare machines to work this one out with.
Our NT domain has a _ 'underscore' in it (ie abc_def)and as AD is DNS resolved I have been unable to run any migration tool to move everything into a new empty AD. The migration tool throws up an invalid adsi pathname and refers to the domain with the underscore.
To get around this I thought I'd make a second bdc take it offline and promote to pdc. This worked fine. Then upgrade to win2k server and give it a new domain name during upgrade. This worked in that I managed to add a dns domain for AD to work but it still has the netbios domain name for logon etc. Moved into native mode and I still get the same error. I can logon either netbios or dns domain. It see's the netbios domain name in the migration tool and not the dns domain name.
I need to migrate as I have a large exchange 5.5 database that needs to be carried over with the migration/upgrade and I want to get rid of this underscore.
Does anyone have any suggestions or tryouts as I have a few spare machines to work this one out with.