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Migrating to A new file server

Asked by djp12345 in Computer Servers, File Servers

Tags: HP

I have a new HP Proliant G5 server that has been set up with windows server 2003. I have the server joined to the domain and have let it run for a few weeks now. My question is I need to move all of the files over from the old or exisiting server. I purchased a tool from HP called HP Server Migration Pack which is suppose to make life easier when copying over files along with the rights. I am semi new to this so my question is has anyone used this tool and after my files are copied over is there anything else I should do or need to look out far (aside from changing my login script). Any advice would be appreciated.
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