Force Transfer FSMO to another domain controller

Using NTDSUTIL  (ntdsutil -> roles -> connections -> connect to server <target DC> )

run seize xxx on fsmo maintenance mode :

fsmo maintenance: seize infrastructure master
fsmo maintenance: seize rid master
fsmo maintenance: seize schema master
fsmo maintenance: seize naming master
fsmo maintenance: seize pdc

check status of fsmo master  (select operation target -> list roles for connected server):

fsmo maintenance: select operation target
select operation target: list roles for connected server

then press q three times to exit.




OR check status using netdom :


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