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I have just installed a new server with Windows 2000 SBS, and want to copy the data from the existing 2 NT4 servers (1 PDC 1 BDC). I changed the IP settings on the network cards to the new SBS network range, rebooted, but now all 3 machines do not see each other, even though they are on the same hub (the only 3 machines) and they wont even ping each other. Ive been up for hours after fixing a different broken server This should have been the easy bit........HELP<br />
Cheers in anticipation
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I have just installed a new server with Windows 2000 SBS, and want to copy the data from the existing 2 NT4 servers (1 PDC 1 BDC). I changed the IP settings on the network cards to the new SBS network range, rebooted, but now all 3 machines do not see each other, even though they are on the same hub (the only 3 machines) and they wont even ping each other. Ive been up for hours after fixing a different broken server This should have been the easy bit........HELP
Cheers in anticipation

Windows 2000 SBS- Copying data from NT4 server

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