Case Study - Server Virtualization Implementation for the City of San Jacinto

Client needed to migrate their on-prem domain to a new domain, transitioning from a .local domain to a .gov domain. They needed to transition to the .gov domain internally for their ERP and CRM systems. The client also needed to ensure that all passwords and email access remained intact during the migration, and no loss of data occured. Over 100 Active Directory objects were migrated for this project.

We spun up a new virtual Vmware environment and configured a new on-premise domain and domain controllers. Tools leveraged were the Active Directory migration tool (ADMT) to migrate user accounts from the legacy domain to the new domain. Also leveraged was the new AD connect with a domain trust to update the Office 365 accounts with the new domain information. Lastly, we used migration wizard (migwiz) to copy the local user data on PCs from the old domain to the new domain. 

We assisted with developing a plan to spin up a new domain on premise so it could coexist with the legacy one. We worked with their on-site IT to coordinate the migration of their on-prem Windows AD identities, along with migrating their on-prem idenitites to their Office 365 Cloud identities and ensuring all user data remained intact.