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Replacing Windows Web Server 2003
Both web servers are configured and up and running, the old one having hosted websites for years. I can log into both using Remote Desktop. Now I want to make the new server the default web server and eventually take the old one offline. This is where I'm stuck. IIS is up and running and I've...- Swede68
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- Forum: Microsoft: Windows servers
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Replacing Windows Web Server 2003
Really? No reply after all these views? Are you telling me no one subscribing in this forum can help??- Swede68
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- Forum: Microsoft: Windows servers
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Replacing Windows Web Server 2003
I have a network with 4 servers (web, mail, misc.) and 6 workstations. I would like to replace/upgrade our old web server with a new machine, both running Windows Server 2003. I've transferred all the websites and DNS records to the new server. Have IIS installed, but I'm at a complete loss as...- Swede68
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- Forum: Microsoft: Windows servers
