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MCSE : Security Specialist Overview of ADMT features The ADMT interface is basically a series of wizards that step you through the process of migrating user accounts, groups, service accounts, trusts, and computers. The features and individual settings found in the migration tool are too numerous for me to describe them all in detail here; however, I'll provide an overview to familiarize you with the main features. User Account Migration The User Account Migration Wizard allows an administrator to essentially copy existing NT 4.0 domain user accounts to the Windows 2000 AD, complete with the same user settings, such as name, home directory, and logon times. An important feature is the ability to migrate SID history information along with the user accounts. Maintaining users' SID history allows them to access the same network resources, such as files and Exchange 5.5 mailboxes, while logged in with their Windows 2000 account. The User Account Migration Wizard provides the option of disabling the NT 4.0 account, disabling the new AD account, or leaving them both enabled. The main difference between the two accounts has to do with the user’s password. The currently released version of ADMT provides the option to set the password of the migrated account to match the username or to randomly generate a new one.