6- Windows Server 2022 Transferring FMSO Roles from one Domain Controller to another

[@tg9754]

Great video. I'll be looking for more from you. Thank You!

[@talibe2023]

Many Thanks, it's very help me !!!

[@OfirAvramento]

Thanks! it went perfectly with your guide!

[@alaimbloise]

Very helpful, thanks.

[@imjosephmang]

Really great video, thanks. Just to mention that the title shoud be corrected as "FSMO Roles".

[@jalalhaider83]

:D he doesn't care anymore

[@brockrumlow]

Very informative, thanks.

[@aloksahoo3189]

I like the video, but how do you fix the dns issue which was shown in Additional Domain Controller.

[@PROTECTED64]

Perfect

[@TechForAll2019]

thanks you :)

[@igornaweb2]

Amazing

[@danielcedillo9037]

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[@ederaprigio7500]

It is cool!

[@jafir.entertainment]

💕💞 Nice Brother 💕💞 please send me iso link of Windows Server 2022 iso File Link please

[@TechForAll2019]

Dear Bro. You can download it form the official Microsoft website using this link: bit.ly/3kGSgDw I am uploading the ISO in my OneDrive account and will comment the direct download link in here very soon.

[@TechForAll2019]

Hey Bro, Here you go. I have uploaded the ISO file and you can download it from the following link. bit.ly/3IhY7sJ

[@tonyme7426]

This hurts. Netdom is not a powershell command. You do not need powershell or Cli to transfer roles. You can do it using the AD GUI tools. Also, use dcdiag to check your replication, that is what it is there for. It is a different matter if you have to seize them. Now find out the difference between seize and transfer.

[@babanjamal1014]

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