Here's my situation. I'm fairly new to this type of work but have been tasked with doing some research and hope someone here can help clear this up as there is WAY too much available information to process at times.
We're getting rid of an existing domain (A) which still has the resident Terminal Server on it. I have already migrated the users and desktops to the new domain (B). There are several people who are strictly thin client/TS users and others who are desktop users who also use the Terminal Server for financial applications. Some of the users are also setup with POP Outlook accounts on the Terminal Server, though their .pst files reside on their Home folders on another server.
If I just migrate the server do the user profiles remain intact or do I need to perform some work or make some type of provision for that before we migrate the server? is there any specific version of the ADMT that I need to use for this? We setup a temporary VM specifically to run this when moving the users and PCs over but that guy may not exist any longer due to drive space restrictions. It can always be redone though.
What's the best way to handle this? should I just jump in and move this thing over one night or is it not as simple as that? There are about 25 users to consider.
Thanks,
Mike