in-place upgrade from NT4 Domain to 2003 AD question
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in-place upgrade from NT4 Domain to 2003 AD question

 
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scott
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Posted: Fri Jan 14, 2005 10:04 pm    Post subject: in-place upgrade from NT4 Domain to 2003 AD question Reply with quote

Hi all

I'm planning an in-place upgrade, as stipulated in the subject, and have
been told by a colleague that I'll experience problems as some (actually
~400) of the NT4 domain object names contain an underscore. e.g. username =
Jim_Bowen, or group name = Bullys_star_prize

I've performed a number of in-place upgrades without any problems; none of
which have had underscores used in such away. So, my question is this. Do I
shake the hand of my colleague, for pointing out a potential nightmare of a
problem, and buy him a beer? or Do I slap him about the head, telling him
not to give me any advice every again, the damned moron?

Has anybody performed an in-place upgrade on an NT 4 domain that contain
userids with underscores? If so, what happened?

Thanks for your help
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mote
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Posted: Fri Jan 14, 2005 10:10 pm    Post subject: Re: in-place upgrade from NT4 Domain to 2003 AD question Reply with quote

Start slapping.... I just finished one with a client with about 20 user
names and group names with underscores.
Nothing happened.

Cheers!

"scott" <scott@DoNot.Spam> wrote in message
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Hi all

I'm planning an in-place upgrade, as stipulated in the subject, and have
been told by a colleague that I'll experience problems as some (actually
~400) of the NT4 domain object names contain an underscore. e.g. username
=
Jim_Bowen, or group name = Bullys_star_prize

I've performed a number of in-place upgrades without any problems; none of
which have had underscores used in such away. So, my question is this. Do
I
shake the hand of my colleague, for pointing out a potential nightmare of
a
problem, and buy him a beer? or Do I slap him about the head, telling him
not to give me any advice every again, the damned moron?

Has anybody performed an in-place upgrade on an NT 4 domain that contain
userids with underscores? If so, what happened?

Thanks for your help

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scott
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Posted: Fri Jan 14, 2005 10:56 pm    Post subject: Re: in-place upgrade from NT4 Domain to 2003 AD question Reply with quote

That's what I want to see! All I wanted was an excuse to get slapping!!

cheers


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Quote:
Start slapping.... I just finished one with a client with about 20 user
names and group names with underscores.
Nothing happened.

Cheers!

"scott" <scott@DoNot.Spam> wrote in message
news:uvSUGLl%23EHA.1524@TK2MSFTNGP09.phx.gbl...
Hi all

I'm planning an in-place upgrade, as stipulated in the subject, and have
been told by a colleague that I'll experience problems as some (actually
~400) of the NT4 domain object names contain an underscore. e.g. username
=
Jim_Bowen, or group name = Bullys_star_prize

I've performed a number of in-place upgrades without any problems; none
of
which have had underscores used in such away. So, my question is this. Do
I
shake the hand of my colleague, for pointing out a potential nightmare of
a
problem, and buy him a beer? or Do I slap him about the head, telling him
not to give me any advice every again, the damned moron?

Has anybody performed an in-place upgrade on an NT 4 domain that contain
userids with underscores? If so, what happened?

Thanks for your help



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Frances [MSFT]
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Posted: Mon Jan 17, 2005 12:42 pm    Post subject: Re: in-place upgrade from NT4 Domain to 2003 AD question Reply with quote

Hello Scott,

There is no specific requirements on the user name. I have tried to add new
users using the underscores like James_Bond and _Bond, both are ok in the
2003 domain.

Please don't worry about it.

Further questions, let us get in touch!

Best regards,

Frances He


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