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Is it possible to migrate an R5.0.8 server to a 'clean' R6.5.2 installation?

Asked by rodti in Lotus Domino Email Server

Tags: domino, lotus, server, migrating

As a consultant, I am being asked to move a 5.0.8 server running on Windows NT4 server to new hardware running Windows Server 2003. The resident administrator has asked that a fresh 6.5.2 Domino installation be installed and the old data migrated onto it.

However attempts so far have failed, using the old server ID in a "Subsequent server in the domain" setup, specifying another server to get the NAB etc from does not work, in fact the server simply fails to start up - a console window appears but no further activity takes place.

I have told the admin that the method is probably not supported by Lotus, and that the recommended method is to install 5.0.8 on the clean server, copy across the old data and then upgrade to 6.5.2 in place, but he is adamant that it must be done the other way, as he feels that the old installation is 'dodgy' and wants it to be a clean start.

Can anyone categorically confirm or deny that migrating in this way is possible, maybe by using a few tweaks?

Many thanks

Rodti

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