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Moving Domino R5 to new machine with new OS, IP, Name and in new Domain

Asked by jahbrother in Lotus Notes

Tags: domino, server

Hi,

I have the unenviable task of having to move my domino server onto a new box that’s in a new domain, has a new name, a new OS and a new IP address.

I have moved other domino servers to new machines before, so am aware of how to go about doing this – move data directory to new machine, move notes.ini & server.ini etc.  But I have never had to do this with all of the extra changes as described above.

The current box is NT 4 and the new box will be WIN2000, I’m not aware of any issues moving from NT to 2000, but that’s not to say there aren’t any!

It's the IP and domain changes that give me most concern.  If anything is connecting to domino via IP address then obviously they will no longer be able to connect if we change the IP.  I am fairly certain that all clients don't use the IP to connect, but I am concerned about other servers.  

I am in contact with administrators of other servers to ensure they update their records, but should I also be aware of any other IP hiccups/issues that I am likely to stumble across along the way?  

Also changing the systems domain name is somewhat of an unknown quantity so I do have worries that there could also be issues here.

Any advice would be much appreciated.  

250 points for this as it’s important to me and, as I’m in the dark about a lot of this, I reckon it’s difficult as well!
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