ADMT login

[Fran Rhomberg]

I am receiving the following error when trying to run a
user migrattion using ADMT:

"You are not an administrator on the source domain.
(domain=mfs)"

Stats:
Target Domain = Windows 2000 Advanced Server, functioning
as FSMO, running in Native Mode.
Source Domain = Windows NT4 Domain, Server Functioining
as PDC.
I setup identical accounts on both Domain Controllers,
that have the same password. I used this account on the
2000 DC to install ADMT and run it.
My trust is functioning and verified
The "SourceDomainName$$$" group is setup on the NT4
(Source DC)
There are no mapped drives between the source and target
domain controller.
the Source Domain (nt4) has the following registry entry:
HKLM\System\CurrentControlSet\Control\LSA\TcpipClientSuppo
rt:REG_DWORD:0X1

does anyone know how I can get past this error?
- FR

 

[\Richard McCall [MSFT]\]

You must add the Target domain Administrator account you are using for ADMT
to the Source NT4 domain admin group

 

[Guest]

Thanks for your reply.
How do you add the target admin account to the source
domain admin group? I thought you could only add local
accounts to a Global Group?
- FR

-----Original Message-----
You must add the Target domain Administrator account you are using for ADMT
to the Source NT4 domain admin group

and confers no rights."

 

[Fran Rhomberg]

Richard,
I fixed it, but I'm not sure which one of these changed
fixed the problem.
#1. I enabled a secondary NIC that exists in the same
subnet as the NT4 domain (10.1.1.x). The 2000 domain is
in a 10.50.5.x subnet.
#2. I upgraded the ADMT tool to version 2.
One of these did it, but I'm not sure which. Thanks
again for your help.
- FR