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04.05.2008 at 12:33PM PDT, ID: 23298680
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Setting up NEW SBS 2003 SP1 on "domain.local" - want to get user accounts from existing AD 2000 SERVER DC from "domain.net"

Asked by Marshalk in SBS Small Business Server, Active Directory, Microsoft Server

Tags: Microsoft, MS SBS 2003 Standard & MS SERVER 2000, 2000 & 2003, New SBS 2003 SERVER - want to get 2000 DC accounts

I just set up a NEW 2003 SBS & upgraded it to SP2.  I have an existing 2000 SP4 SERVER acting as DC on this network.  I want to use the users I created in the 2000 domain on the new 2003 SBS domain.  I set the new SBS up as a DC on domainname.LOCAL, the 2K is the DC on domainname.NET (both domain prefixes are the same).  The NEW SBS HAS AD/DNS/DHCP/WINS/ ETC on IP address 192.168.123.200.  The old 2K SERVER has AD & DNS setup on IP address 192.168.123.151.  how can i get the user accounts to transfer to the new SBS server, then demote the 2K server so I can take it off the network entirely?  I have around 7 users configured (XP PRO) with the 2K as their DC.  Do I have to remove them and then add them to the new SBS manually, losing all the profile info?  I am new to SBS, I have worked with 200o & 2003 SERVER for years.Start Free Trial
 
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Zones: SBS Small Business Server, Active Directory, Microsoft Server
Tags: Microsoft, MS SBS 2003 Standard & MS SERVER 2000, 2000 & 2003, New SBS 2003 SERVER - want to get 2000 DC accounts
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