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Connecting a second SBS 2003 Server to an existing SBS 2003 Server

Asked by gdietz1432 in Windows 2003 Server, Microsoft Server, SBS Small Business Server

Hi,
I'm new with the SBS network and have been asked to take a new computer with SBS 2003 installed on it and make it the primary server. With the old SBS 2003 server becoming a secondary server. I have no idea where to start with this.

I've already followed everything on the TODOList, and my old server can see my HD's on the new server. But I can not set up any client pc's to switch from the old server to the new one. For example the old server is called Server1 and the domain is called SM1. With the new Server called Server 2 with the domain of SM2.

I tried installing it with the same domain but it didn't work. Any help in this would be greatly appreciated. Please keep in mind that I am brand new at this and I know that I will eventually need a ton of training to continue this kind of work.

Also, if you could either point me to a place that would explain this all in simple terms that would be great or if you could, that would be even better.

Thanks
Gregg

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