How can I test authentication before and after the migration?

To test authentication before and after the Active Directory migration, you can perform the following steps:

1. Create a test user account: Create a test user account in Active Directory that can be used to log in to the domain.
2. Verify the test user account: Verify that the test user account is working correctly by logging in to a computer using the test account credentials.
3. Monitor authentication events: Monitor authentication events on the domain controllers using tools such as the Event Viewer or PowerShell. Look for authentication events such as Event ID 4624 (logon success) and Event ID 4625 (logon failure).
4. Perform the migration: Perform the Active Directory migration and verify that all domain controllers are communicating with each other, and that replication is working correctly.
5. Test authentication again: After the migration is complete, test authentication again using the same test user account and verify that it is working correctly. Monitor the authentication events again to ensure that there are no issues.
6. Verify that all domain services are working: Verify that all domain services such as DHCP, DNS, and Group Policy are working correctly after the migration.
7. Test other applications and services: Test other applications and services that rely on Active Directory to ensure that they are working correctly after the migration.

By testing authentication before and after the migration, you can ensure that users can log in to the domain and access network resources without any issues. It’s important to perform thorough testing to catch any issues before they become problems for end-users.

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