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Adprep/forestprep: Runs forest upgrade operations.
The Windows Server 2003 adprep/forestprep command adds the following features.
Adprep/domainprep: Runs domain upgrade operations.
Scenario 2: Exchange 2000 schema changes are installed before you run the Windows Server 2003 adprep/forestprep command.
The adprep/forestprep command completed without error.
Go to the"Overview: Upgrading Windows 2000 domain controllers toWindows Server 2003" section to run the adprep/forestprep and/domainprep commands.
Adprep successfully updated the forest-wide information.
If Exchange 2000 schema changes have already been installed butyou have NOT run the Windows Server 2003 adprep/forestprep command, consider the following action plan.
If adprep/domainprep does not run, verify the following items.
If Exchange 2000 schema changes will be introduced to your Windows2000 forest after the Windows Server 2003 adprep/forestprep command is run, no cleanup is required.
Run adprep/domainprep on the Infrastructure master.
If you add Exchange 2000 schema to an existing Windows 2000 forest,then run Exchange 2003/forestprep before you run the Windows Server 2003 adprep/forestprep command.
Use the Adprep command-line tool to prepare both the forest and the domain.
The forestprep operation must complete andreplicate to the infrastructure master of each domain before you can run adprep/domainprep in that domain.
Verify that the adprep/forestprep command successfully ran on the schema operations master.
If you add Windows 2000 inetOrgPerson Kit to a forest that contains the Windows 2000 schema, and then you install Exchange 2000 schema changes,and then you run the Windows Server 2003 adprep/forestprep command.
The adprep/forestprep command is a one-time operation performed on the schema operation master(FSMO) of the forest.
If you want to isolate schema additions that were made by adprep, Microsoft recommends that you temporarily disable outbound replication of Active Directory with the repadmin command-line utility.
The adprep/forestprep and the adprep/domainprep commands do not add attributes to the global catalog partial attribute set or cause a full synchronization of the global catalog.
If you run the Windows Server 2003 adprep/forestprep command in a forest that contains the Windows 2000 schema before you add the Exchange 2000 schema.
Run adprep/domainprep after the/forestprep changes fully replicate to the infrastructure master domain controller in each domain that will host Windows Server 2003 domain controllers.
Verify that the adprep/forestprep changes have replicated on all the domain controllers in the forest.
The adprep/domainprep command verifies that the changes from forestprep have replicated in the domain partition and then makes its own changes to the domain partition and group policies in the Sysvol share.
(WEB) Hotfixes to install before you run adprep/Forestprep on a Windows 2000 domain controller to prepare the Forest and domains for the addition of Windows Server 2003-based domain controllers.
The adprep/domainprep command is a one-time operation that you run on the infrastructure operations master domain controller of each domain in the forest that will host new or upgraded Windows Server 2003 domain controllers.
If you run the Windows Server 2003 adprep/forestprep command in a Windows 2000 forest that contains the Exchange 2000 schema changes, the LDAPDisplayName attributes for houseIdentifier, secretary, and labeledURI will become mangled.
Verify that the adprep/forestprep changes have replicated on all the domain controllers in the forest. It is useful to monitor the following attributes.
The Windows Server 2003 adprep command that you run from the \I386 folder of the Windows Server 2003 media prepares a Windows 2000 forest and its domains for the addition of Windows Server 2003 domain controllers.
When the Windows Server 2003 adprep/forestprep command is run without corrective scripts in a forest that contains Windows 2000 and Exchange 2000 schema changes, the LDAPDisplayNames for the houseIdentifier, labeledURI, and secretary attributes become mangled.
If you run the Windows Server 2003 adprep/forestprep command in a Windows 2000 forest that contains the Exchange 2000 schema changes, the LDAPDisplayName attributes for houseIdentifier, secretary, and labeledURI will become mangled.