Showing posts with label PasswordCopy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label PasswordCopy. Show all posts

Monday, September 17, 2012

ADUM Enterprise Competitive Software Upgrade.




For a limited time, if you own any Quest Software, Scriptlogic Software, ForensiT, NetIQ, Winzero or Microsoft ADMT, it is the best time to take advantage of our competitive upgrade to ADUM Enterprise reg. $649.00 for just $349.00 and learn what ADUM offers over the competition.

WHAT DO I GET?
ADUM Enterprise Edition gives you a unified unrestricted license for our ADUM Enterprise Edition Software bundle consisting of ADMigrator, ServerMigrator, PasswordCopy, SecuRED and TakeControl as well as a number of OEM and third party administrative tools including any future software releases until Dec 31, 2013.  ADUM Enterprise Edition also includes support and maintenance until Dec 31 2013

HOW MUCH AND WHEN IS IT AVAILABLE?
This offer is available now for a limited time to existing QUEST, NETIQ, Scriptlogic, ForensiT, MIcrosoft and Winzero customers for just $349.00 USD online only at this special link only.

http://www.managered.com/adum-upgrade.html

DO I QUALIFY?
If you own or use any Quest Software, Scriptlogic Software, ForensiT, NetIQ, Microsoft ADMT, ManageRED ADUM Small business, ADUM Server, Resemble or Winzero Enterprise Toolbox, ITPro Toolbox, WADMIgrator, ServerMigrator, Resemble, ACLReporter, DNSReset, PasswordCopy, SVRCompare, RemoveUnknown or any other discontinued Winzero Software now is the time to ACT!

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Tuesday, November 11, 2008

PasswordCopy Issue

Bulletin: 111108

Software Effected:
ServerMigrator, PasswordCopy and WADMigrator

Issue:
Just recently Microsoft has released an update that is preventing passwordcopy from accessing the system32 directory that a number of our clients started experiencing in the last week.

Solution:
We have identified this issue and have resolved it. There will be a new ServerMigrator and PasswordCopy available starting November 12th that over rides the password copy problem some of our clients were experiencing.

New Update Releases:
ServerMigrator2007 version 5.10
PasswordCopy32 version 3.00
WADMigrator version 5.00

* PasswordCopy Server Edition and Domain Edition will be repalced with PasswordCopy32 followed by PasswordCopy64.

Thursday, October 25, 2007

PasswordCopy 64bit Windows

Domain PasswordCopy is not supported for 64bit version of Windows DCs. The password copy process fails with errors and the passwords are not extracted from the source or set on the target DC.

Work Around

By using a proxy 32bit Windows domain controller and replicating to the 64bit domain controllers, passwords can be copied from source to target domains.

32bit Source DC - 64bit Target DC

Add a temporary 32bit Windows Domain controller to the target domain. Move the PDC emulator to the 32bit DC. Using the Winzero CopyPassword Domain Edition, copy the passwords as normal. Once the password copy process is complete, and enough time has passed for the target domain controls to replicate, move the PDC emulator back to the target 64bit DC and remove the 32 bit Domain Controller from the target domain.

64bit Source DC - 32bit Target DC

Add a temporary 32bit Windows Domain controller to the source domain. Move the PDC emulator to the 32bit DC. Using the Winzero CopyPassword Domain Edition, copy the passwords as normal. Once the password copy process is complete, and enough time has passed for the target domain controls to replicate, move the PDC emulator back to the source 64bit DC and remove the 32 bit Domain Controller from the source domain.

64bit Source DC - 64bit Target DC

Add a temporary 32bit Windows Domain controller to both the source and target domains. Move the PDC emulator of each to the 32bit DC. Using the Winzero CopyPassword Domain Edition, copy the passwords as normal. Once the password copy process is complete, and enough time has passed for the domain controls to replicate, move the PDC emulator back to the 64bit DC and remove the 32 bit Domain Controller from the source and target domain.