Active Directory Migration Planning

In this work related project analysis various information will be for gathering information. Some of the areas that will be covered are; methods of searching, interviewing techniques to gather the information, agreement for articulating requirements, and strategies to gather information for computerization. Requirements must

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1) There are multiple goal statements (see the highlighted statement in the body of your paper). What is the ultimate goal and thesis statement for this project?

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2. What is the business reason(s) for completing this project? How are they compelling for the improvement team and the management team? How are they tied to strategy?

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This is one of the very crucial iterations of my internship which is aimed to give a holistic view of data migration process. This phase is allocated maximum possible time with the goal of understanding the basic principles and guidelines that are part of typical data migration process. In this iteration the agenda is to know and understand the concepts of data migration and thingsthat necessitatedata migration, how does a data migration strategy look like, what are the pre requisites for a good migration strategy, roles involved and their responsibilities in the entire work flow, technology required, objectives at each phase, end to end data flow, adherence of a strategy to the business rules and requirements that govern the process and outcomes of migration work process. I am expected to be knowledgeable of applications business domains that are part of the migration.

During this present time, the need to expand the Monroe College IT Department is extremely exacerbated. The current offerings that this department has are completely insufficient for any college campus. The multimedia room has an inadequate number of computers and the ones which are there are only able to perform basic functions such as using Microsoft word or comparable programs. Many of the computers have software applications which are outdated by over seven years or more. The computers are slow and there are very few of them, making wait times long and the entire experience very frustrating when it comes to using the center. At this time, once the renovations are complete, there will be enough room to expand the current size by 200% and add 100 computers. This will greatly benefit in expanding the number of students that can be served each day.

Different companies or organizations have different reasons and ways of migrating to Windows 2012 Active Directory. Some of the reasons as to why the company needs to migrate to 2012 Ad include freedom of interface choice whereby there is a wide variety of interface choice that can be accessed through 2012 AD (Taft, 2012). The other reasons as to why the company needs 2012 AD include increase in the storage space for the company and ability to have control over disasters and its recovery system (Ciccarelli, & Faulkner, 2006). The company will also be able to improve on its Virtual Desktop Infrastructure. Furthermore, the

This guide provides a step-by-step methodology based on best practices learned from customers that have already deployed Active Directory in their organizations. It provides all the tasks and decisions you need to develop an Active Directory design to manage Windows networks. The intended audience for this guide is the IT professional responsible for testing, piloting, and rolling out an

What is a reference design? – A reference design is a document that contains drawings, graphical representations and explanation about a design, features and performance specs that has already been developed tested and found to be effective. These reference designs help bridge the gap between the requirements and an initial design. As, often times getting started on the planning is the toughest part. Reference designs can be used for only a few part of the data center such as the IT room or for the entire data center that includes the electrical and mechanical rooms, specific attributes, the model or version number, etc. It is usually similar to a blueprint of some of the existing designs that are displayed either as diagrams or like a catalog, much like how builders do to show case the designs that they have successfully implemented. The beauty of these designs is that they can either be used as they are or can be highly customized based on the requirements. When organization decide to use reference designs, the first step even before involving reference designs is to identify the requirements and developing a plan of that would help identify the design that best

First, what is Active Directory? Active Directory (AD) is a database management system created by Microsoft. It is also known as Microsoft’s network operating system (NOS). A network operating system can be simplified as a networked environment for various types of resources stored in a central system that is managed by administrators and also accessible for end users. Active Directory takes different information about network components and stores it. This allows active directory’s clients to find objects within its namespace. Namespace or Console trees, refers to an area where a network component can be located. For example, within the table of contents of a book creates a namespace where chapters can be settled into page numbers. For

The following is a proposal for the implementation of Active Directory within the Riordan Manufacturing organization. The primary reference for this proposal is the Microsoft guide "Best Practice Active Directory Design for Managing Windows Networks." The contents below will provide a working definition of Microsoft Active Directory, the benefits it will provide to Riordan, a base diagram of Active Directory for Riordan, and a detail analysis of the Active Directory diagram.