  The cutoff version of the AdS/CFT correspondence states that the Randall
Sundrum scenario is dual to a Conformal Field Theory (CFT) coupled to gravity
in four dimensions. The gravitational field produced by relativistic domain
walls can be exactly solved in both sides of the correspondence, and thus
provides one further check of it. We show in the two sides that for the most
symmetric case, the wall motion does not lead to particle production of the CFT
fields. Still, there are nontrivial effects. Due to the trace anomaly, the CFT
effectively renormalizes the domain wall tension. On the five dimensional side,
the wall is a codimension 2 brane localized on the Randall-Sundrum brane, which
pulls the wall in a uniform acceleration. This is perceived from the brane as a
domain wall with a tension slightly larger than its bare value. In both cases,
the deviation from General Relativity appears at nonlinear level in the source,
and the leading corrections match to the numerical factors.
