Tivoli Directory Server migration to Active Directory 2008 R2 AD DS

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hi,

i looking forward migration users ibm's tivoli directory server windows server 2008 r2 active directory domain services. steps? guides or links or hints help.

thanks,

hello,

please contact ibm technical support assistance or ask in forums.

 

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