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Migration windows 2000 server to a new PC
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Did you read any of the dozens of threads already on these forums regarding exactly that same question?
Research first, then ask specific questions. We'll be happy to answer those.
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Research first, then ask specific questions. We'll be happy to answer those.
I'm Certifiable, not cert-ified.
It just means my answers are from experience, not a book.
1. load new server
2. put it on network
3. copy files
4. decom old box
There is a tool called FSMT (file server migration tool) from Microsoft that can help you greatly.
you just cant use the same name if you want a smooth transition (you can however do SMB redirection to trick clients into using the same name, which in turn maps to another name....fsmt sets up SMB redirection if I recall correctly...or rather, can set it up)
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2. put it on network
3. copy files
4. decom old box
There is a tool called FSMT (file server migration tool) from Microsoft that can help you greatly.
you just cant use the same name if you want a smooth transition (you can however do SMB redirection to trick clients into using the same name, which in turn maps to another name....fsmt sets up SMB redirection if I recall correctly...or rather, can set it up)
-Brandon Wilson
MCSE:Security00/03
MCSA:Messaging00
MCSA:Security03
A+
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