|
This
will work as long as you are on two separate physical networks. In other
words you machines from the two domains cannot and will not be able to
communicate - separate hubs, switches, router etc...... The two domains can
never exist on the same physical wire plant or like David says you will create a
living nightmare.
This
is how I tested our upgrade to AD.
NT4
BDC brought online synchronized the domain took the BDC offline and
moved it to an isolated
lab.
Promoted it to a PDC - all user accounts etc were
intact
Upgraded it to W2K and AD
We
then had a fully functional test domain that mimicked the production
domain. We then added E2K servers, print servers etc until we became
comfortable with W2K and formulated and documented a plan for production
migration.
The
point I am drilling in is isolated lab area for testing, do not do this on the
same physical plant!
Shawn
Hayes
|
Title: Message
- [ActiveDir] NT upgrade Brian Pietrewicz
- Re: [ActiveDir] NT upgrade David Abbishaw
- RE: [ActiveDir] NT upgrade Hayes, Shawn
- RE: [ActiveDir] NT upgrade Ayers, Diane
- RE: [ActiveDir] NT upgrade T Bowman
- RE: [ActiveDir] NT upgrade Ayers, Diane
- RE: [ActiveDir] NT upgrade T Bowman
- RE: [ActiveDir] NT upgrade Ayers, Diane
