You cannot move from 2000 to 2003 as the database
has changed. You could upgrade to 2k3 ( this would be temporary ) and then move
to another 2k3 server. I know that you said that the HW was old - but perhaps a
temporary sloooooooooow 2k3 machine?
You should keep the hostname the same - if you took
the defaults for install ( 90% of CA's out there ) then you have paths in
all of your issued certs which hardcode to this server, not to mention the name
is also in AD as well as the CA web pages. Unless you have a very good reason -
it'd be best to keep it the same. I think that the article doesnt mention moving
to a new name, because it would vary from customer to customer and cause more
trouble then its worth.
my .02
steve
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