参考文章：
https://www.vyapinsoftware.com/blog/how-to-move-sharepoint-servers-to-different-domain-new-ad
You have a Single Server farm and would like to migrate SharePoint server to a new domain
Old Domain: FABRIKA.CONTOSO.COM
New Domain: CONTOSO.COM
Step 1: Preparations before migrating servers:
1.Check if the SharePoint Central Administration’s Application Pool is running under Network Service or using a Domain Account
To verify:
a. Open IIS manager –>Expand Web Sites –> Right Click on SharePoint Central Administration –> Properties –> Home Directory Tab and then locate the Application Pool mapped
b. Right click on the Application Pool and then Click on then Identity Tab.
Note: If the Application Pool is running under Network Service then we can skip the next step.
2. Create a new service account in the new domain (CONTOSO.COM)
3. Open SQL Management Studio and backup all the SharePoint related databases including configuration database.
Step 2: Making SharePoint Server a member server of a Different Domain
1. Right click on My Computer
2. Click on Properties
3. Under Computer Name click on Change…
4. Set it to Workgroup (Restart)
After the restart of the server, join the server back to the domain following 1 – 3 section however, pointing it as a member of new domain (CONTOSO.COM).
Step 3: Setting up Service Account Rights:
Add the newly created service account to the Local Administrator, WSS_WPG, WSS_ADMIN & IIS_WPG group
To do so follow:
1. Right click on My Computer
2. Click on Manage
3. Expand Configuration and then expand Local Users and Groups
4. Click on Groups and then from the right pane double click on the appropriate group as mentioned above and add the service account.
Step 4: SQL Permissions:
We have to setup appropriate permission for the new service account in order to make SharePoint Work.
Follow:
1. Open SQL Management Studio and then connect to the server
2. Expand Security
3. Right click on Logins and select new login
4. Under Login name specify the new service account
5. Click on Server Roles and Check (DBCreator & SecurityAdmin)
6. Click on User Mapping and then Check the SharePoint related databases one at a time giving DB_Owner Rights.
Step 5: Updating Service Account:
To update SharePoint with the new service account we have to execute following commands on all the SharePoint Servers.
Open CMD and navigate to cd %commonprogramfiles%\Microsoft Shared\Web server extensions\12\Bin
1. stsadm -o updatefarmcredentials -userlogin CONTOSO\ServiceAccount -password NewPassword
2. stsadm -o updateaccountpassword -userlogin CONTOSO\ServiceAccount -password NewPassword -noadmin
3. stsadm.exe -o spsearch -farmserviceaccount CONTOSO\ServiceAccount -farmservicepassword NewPassword
4. stsadm.exe -o spsearch -farmcontentaccessaccount CONTOSO\ServiceAccount –farmcontentaccesspassword NewPassword
5.stsadm.exe -o editssp -title SharedServicesProviderName -ssplogin CONTOSO\ServiceAccount -ssppassword NewPassword
6. stsadm.exe -o osearch -farmserviceaccount CONTOSO\ServiceAccount -farmservicepassword NewPassword
Note: In case of WSS v3 point no. 5 & 6 is not applicable.
Refer: https://support.microsoft.com/kb/934838
Step 6: Confirm Site loads:
Using the new farm service account attempt to load the SharePoint Central Administration, once it loads successfully attempt to load the Portal Site using the same account.
Step 7: Migrating User Accounts:
Warning: Before you begin ensure that we have migrated all the AD user accounts to the new domain.
Note: When a user is migrated in Active Directory, the Security Identifier (SID) changes for the user. Additionally, the logon information for the user might be changed. Windows SharePoint Services and Microsoft SharePoint Portal Server 2003 store user information based on both the user SID and the user logon information. When the user SID or the user logon information changes in Active Directory, Windows SharePoint Services must be updated with the new user information before the user can access Windows SharePoint Services successfully.
In order to map the old domain account to the new domain account in SharePoint execute following.
Open CMD and navigate to cd %commonprogramfiles%\Microsoft Shared\Web server extensions\12\Bin
Execute: stsadm -o migrateuser -oldlogin DOMAIN\user -newlogin DOMAIN\user -ignoresidhistory
Where OldLogin = User account from the old domain for e.g., FABRIKAM\SUSHRAO
And the Newlogin = Migrated user account CONTOSO\SUSHRAO
Refer: https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc262141(office.12).aspx
To migrate the Security Group
stsadm –o migrategroup –oldlogin Domain\group –newlogin Domain\group
Where OldLogin = security group from the old domain for e.g., FABRIKAM\HR
And the Newlogin = Migrated group CONTOSO\HR
Comments
- Anonymous
January 01, 2003
yes, how do you achiever for mutiserver farm? CAn you please answer that? Or it can’t be done? - Anonymous
January 01, 2003
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October 29, 2012
Great Post!, neatly described. - Anonymous
December 12, 2012
Hi, How does this work if you have multiple WFEs and APP servers in the Farm? - Anonymous
July 11, 2013
HI, seems to be fine,How to change the configuration DB servcice account? - Anonymous
July 24, 2013
How does this work if you have multiple WFEs and APP servers in the Farm? - Anonymous
March 24, 2014
Very useful… - Anonymous
October 30, 2014
These steps are applicable for SharePoint 2010 also? - Anonymous
March 12, 2015
I’m about to try and apply this to SP 2010 ….. wish me luck. The server has already been added to a new domain and thus broken SP - Anonymous
April 12, 2015
Thanks a lot for this info - Anonymous
June 23, 2015
Is it possible to move domain at any stage (dev, staging, or production)? - Anonymous
June 24, 2015
The comment has been removed - Anonymous
July 27, 2015
Great Info!! - Anonymous
August 19, 2015
Thanks for sharing.
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March 23, 2016
When i run the command fir stsadm -o … i get farm value cannot be null. Currently admin portal operational, the collections are not. Sharepoint 2010
