Now, as I said,
the main exam alert here is knowing a thing or two about
Active Directory Migration Tool or ADMT.
This is a free toolset that helps you move Active Directory objects,
both between forests, as well as within a single forest.
Alright?
It is a database backed desktop application,
technically it's a customized Microsoft Management Console,
so you're going to be installing this tool on your administrative workstation,
and it has a number of components that allow you to
migrate several account types, including users,
groups, service accounts, group policies,
computer accounts, etc.
As I mentioned, ADMT is database backed so it does require SQL Server.
Now I just want to be the first to tell you,
I'm probably not the first to tell you,
that ADMT hasn't received any updates in a little while,
in a few years anyway.
So you'll find that you typically need to stand up an
old version of SQL Server Express, and you'll find that,
I mean,
I think it's the fact that there hasn't been a lot of fundamental
change in Active Directory in the last several years,
so maybe Microsoft hasn't felt that need to update
to blow the dust off the tool.
It works fine as it is.
As you can see, when you're in the MMC console,
you right‑click Active Directory Migration Tool root node,
and you can invoke any of these wizards.
And notice that there is now a Managed Service Account Migration Wizard, that was the latest addition to this toolset where you can migrate GMSAs.