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Transferring dns server

Asked by grblades in Windows 2003 Server

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Currently I have Server A which is running virtual server.
A 2003 virtual server which has been upgraded from NT and is running a dns server.

I now have a separate 2003 server which I put in the domain and setup as an additional domain controller.
I have moved the 5 roles onto the new server.
I now need to move the DNS server across.

Is there any specific order I need to do things in or be carefull of?

When that is complete what do I need to do in order to properly decomission the virtual server?Start Free Trial
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