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Debbie, unless you want to take advantage
of the features which the directory client provides, there’s very little
that needs doing to member server. I find that depending on what the servers
are hosting, that re/acl-ing and moving them to the
target domain is all that needs doing. Is there a reason why these need to stay
NT4 ? I’ve seen file/print boxes behave
much better after moving onto win2k3, but then you might have an app that needs
to live on NT4 ? From:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Ellis, Debbie We have reached the phase in our migration where all the
users and their computers have been migrated.
We are upgrading most of our member servers to 2000 before migrating.
There are a few servers we are leaving at NT4.
We are using NetIQ Migration Suite and it works great. The question I have is have any of you had
any problems migrating NT 4 member servers to
AD? Are there any preparations
that need to be done before the member servers are migrated. I know with our NT
workstations we installed the directory
services client, but I understand that is just for workstations. Our domain controllers are all 2003. |
- [ActiveDir] NT Member Server Migration to AD 2003 Ellis, Debbie
- RE: [ActiveDir] NT Member Server Migration to AD 2003 joe
- Nicolas Blank
