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Step-by-Step Guide to Implementing Domain Rename

Microsoft Corporation
Published: April 2003
Last Updated: August 2004






Abstract

This document provides the information and step-by-step instructions necessary to perform a domain rename operation in an existing implementation of the Active Directory™ directory service in a Microsoft® Windows® Server2003 forest. When additional information is required, references to the Microsoft® Windows® Server 2003 Resource Kit and Windows Server 2003 Server Help and Support Center are provided.
The steps to prepare for and perform the domain rename procedure are described in this document. All preliminary steps must be completed before any steps in the domain rename process can be performed.
Prior toperforming the steps in this document, it is highly recommended that you read and understand the document titled "Understanding How Domain Rename Works."






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Table of Contents

Table of Contents 3
Introduction 5
Domain Rename Requirements 5
Preliminary Steps to Prepare for Domain Rename 6
Setting Windows Server 2003 Forest Functionality 7
How to Raise Forest Functional Level to Windows Server 2003 7
Creating Necessary Shortcut Trust Relationships 7Types of Trust Relationships 7
Pre-Creating Parent-Child Trust Relationships for a Restructured Forest 8
How to Create Shortcut Trust Relationships 14
Preparing DNS Zones 14
How to Analyze and Prepare DNS Zones for Domain Rename 14
Preparing Folder Redirection to Domain-Based DFS 15
Preparing Roaming User...