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This is the output of that command. root at DC01:~# ldbsearch --cross-ncs -H ldap://pdc -b "DC=DomainDnsZones,DC=fisherthompson,DC=local" -s sub -Uadministrator Password for [FISHERTHOMPSON\administrator]: search error - LDAP error 10 LDAP_REFERRAL - <0000202B: RefErr: DSID-0310063C, data 0, 1 access points ref 1: 'DomainDnsZones.fisherthompson.local' >

...nsZones.fisherthompson.local/DC=DomainDnsZones,DC=fisherthompson,DC=local> > root at DC01:~# > > > wouldn't dcpromo take it out of the active directory? I haven't a clue :-) I have never used dcpromo, but from my dealings with microsoft, dcpromo probably is another name for dcdelete :-D > And then seizing it would have the domain point to the new DC? From what you posted earlier, the domain already points to the new DC, you just need to get the DNS fsmo roles. > I have some printers and things like that that I would really like > time to transfer. See here fo...

...nes,DC=fisherthompson,DC=local> >> root at DC01:~# >> >> >> wouldn't dcpromo take it out of the active directory? >> > > I haven't a clue :-) > I have never used dcpromo, but from my dealings with microsoft, dcpromo > probably is another name for dcdelete :-D > > And then seizing it would have the domain point to the new DC? >> > > From what you posted earlier, the domain already points to the new DC, you > just need to get the DNS fsmo roles. > > I have some printers and things like that that I would really like time &g...