On Mon, Mar 1, 2010 at 11:48 AM, Michael B. Smith <[email protected]> wrote:
> Wow, shades of the past...
>
> Aren't you running SP4? Then what your boss did is fine.

We are running SP4, yes. Good to know the change methodology we used was OK.

> A reboot will be enough. (Actually you can stop netlogon, remove 
> netlogon.dns, restart netlogon, then do an ipconfig /registerdns, if you 
> don't want to reboot - a reboot might be easier.)

Yeah, we've rebooted it. I will make note of those other steps (didn't
know about the "remove netlogon.dns" step)

Yeah, I can't wait to move off of Win2000. Once we get to Win2003,
we'll have the fun of trying to rename the NetBIOS name of our domain
(which you can't do in Win2000). Once that's fixed, then we move to
Win2008 R2.

And once we demote this DC (this is the "weird" DC we were emailing
about last week), we should be ready to do the Win2003 upgrade. My
replications seem to all be working now, and we changed the domain
level to "Win2000 Native". Once I demote this DC, it won't be failing
the DCDIAG tests anymore, and we should be good to go.

Thanks!

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