Migrate Vista machine from 2k3 domain to 2008 domain

i using admt 3.1 migrate workstations new domain.  migrating fine except 1.  have vista machine keeps proucing following error:
err2:7666 unable access server service on machine 'machinename.sourcedomain.local'.  make sure netlogon , workstation services running , can authenticate machine.  hr=0x800706ba. rpc server unavailable.

the account using admt member of local administrators group.  netlogon running (i've stopped , restarted multiple times), of rpc services running.  there no "workstation" service listed.  workstation can see , talk both dc's.

any suggestions?

hi,

 

thanks post.

 

from description, understand error message stating “err2:7666 unable access server service on machine 'machinename.sourcedomain.local'.  make sure netlogon , workstation services running , can authenticate machine.  hr=0x800706ba. rpc server unavailable” received when using admt 3.1 migrate windows vista machine new domain.

 

this issue probably caused network traffic block or relevant services unavailable.

 

to narrow down root cause of issue, please perform following steps test:

          1. disable windows firewall service on client pc going migrate.

 

2. ensure "file , printer sharing microsoft networks" , "client microsoft network" options enabled on both vista client , server.

3. disable 3rd party services clean boot

 

a. press win+r , type "msconfig" (no quotes) , press enter.

b. click services tab, check check box of "hide microsoft service", , click "disable all"

c. click startup tab, click "disable all"

d. click "ok" , follow instructions restart computer, after rebooting if prompt dialog of system configuration, please check check box in dialog , click "ok".

 

4. check name resolution source , target domain.

 

          5. please double-check if rpc listening on client pc.

 

for reference, can use portqry tool check if rpc 135 port listening.

 

for example:

 

the following command tries resolve server ip address , queries specified range of udp ports (135-139) in sequential order on corresponding host. command creates log file (my_server.txt) contains log of output.

 

portqry -n dc_server -p udp -r 135:139 -l my_server.txt

 

below article porttqry tool

http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=310099

 

below link download portqry tool

http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?familyid=89811747-c74b-4638-a2d5-ac828bdc6983&displaylang=en

 

 

meanwhile, please run "gpresult /v >c:\gpresult.txt" command on problematic client. please send gpresult.txt file me. use windows live skydrive (http://www.skydrive.live.com/) upload file , give me download address.

 

hope helps.

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