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Migrating CRM to a new server...

Asked by helpdesk_cadth in Microsoft Dynamics, Application Servers, Windows 2003 Server

Tags: Microsoft, CRM, CRM version 3

I currently have a CRM server running on a workstation. (it was all that was available at the time) and now that I have a server available.. want to move it.

The CRM database will remain where it is. On an independent SQL Server (currently installed on SQL Server STD 2005)

Workstation configuration
IBM ThinkCentre
P4 3 GHz HT
4 GB RAM
mirrored SATA 80GB

NEW Server
IBM xSeries 336
2 x 3GHz Xeon
4 GB
Hardware Mirrored 146.8 10k Ultra 320

What is the best . easiest way to move my current production CRM over to the new x series server?

NOTE: I've tried Acronis with Universal restore.... but even with Acronis' Support help.. NO GO.. ends up in a constant restart hiccup

please keep in mind that i am by no means a CRM expert... so please take that into consideration.

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