Move compters to new domain

Hi
Have over 400 computer that needs to be moved to a new domain name. what the best way to move all this computers without having too much troubles.

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ADMT
Series – 1. Preparing Active Directory
ADMT
Series – 2. Preparing the ADMT Machine
ADMT Series – 3. SID History
ADMT Series – 4. Password Export Server
ADMT Series – 5. Machine Preparation
ADMT Series – 6. Service Account Migration Wizard
ADMT Series – 7. Group Account Migration
Wizard
ADMT Series – 8. User Account Migration
Wizard
ADMT Series
– 9. Merging Users with a Different sAMAccountName
ADMT Series
– 10. Security Translation Wizard - Local Profiles
ADMT Series – 11. Computer Migration Wizard
For same domain you can use below powershell
Get-Content c:\computers.txt | Get-ADcomputer -Server ANA-DC007.pk.contoso.com | Move-ADObject -TargetPath "ou=new,DC=pk,DC=contoso,DC=com"
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Hi Andy,
Here you are the complete steps
http://blogs.technet.com/b/sushrao/archive/2011/12/02/sharepoint-migrating-sharepoint-server-from-one-domain-to-another.aspx
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Have them call CSS then.
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But, that would take a lot of work and effort and is not something Microsoft has ever invested any time in.
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Hi there,
I have recently setup a new domain, with a new domain controller and new exchange 2013 server.
these are running on a cluster of 2 x hyper-v 2012r2 hosts. All VMs are running server 2012 r2.
although I don't think that has any bearing on my issue.
I have migrated all of my existing user machines to the new domain.
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When a user logs into their PC for the first time, all is ok.
when a user logs into a different machine (they log off of their first machine and then log into a second machine),
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'Your Outlook data file cannot be configured. C:\Users\%username%.domain\AppData\Local\Microsoft\Outlook\[email protected]'
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We recently performed a 'lift & shift' to move our SAP test system (QAS) from our HQ to our hosting partner's data centre. Although SAP works fine, we've lost the ability to run database operations through DB13. We now receive ORA-01031 - Insufficient Privileges errors whenever we try anything through DB13.
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