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zeus79
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 help: moving active directory
Hey fellas, I have a dilema at work, I need to move active directory from one Win2K server to another Win2k server which is more powerful. Now, is this possible? if so, how?
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not sure what exactly you need to do with various detail of your network/sys but assuming the easiest most obvious
bring 2nd server in as bdc and then promote it to pdc.
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03-27-02 12:59 AM
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you are correct, all DC are peer in AD.
i goofed, to plead my case, i blame it on working primarily in a nt4 environment and the last test I study was migration :P
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03-27-02 01:25 AM
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I know it's tough as my work is entirely NT and my house is entirely 2k. Just bustin' chops, but it's all in good fun if we're learning, cool?
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03-27-02 01:36 AM
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03-27-02 03:01 AM
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Right Jeff, don't forget to transfer those server roles (Schema master, RID master, etc.). Also, don't forget about the Global Catalog.
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