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This should not be much of a problem at all. &nbsp;But can you explain the IP Addresses you currently use for your server AND clients. &nbsp;And the ones you WANT to use for your server and clients?<br />
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You may have to update DNS, but overally, this should a relatively simple and painless process.
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This should not be much of a problem at all.  But can you explain the IP Addresses you currently use for your server AND clients.  And the ones you WANT to use for your server and clients?

You may have to update DNS, but overally, this should a relatively simple and painless process.

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Ah it is the wizard labeled change ip address. &nbsp;I assumed it was the external address they where referencing there. &nbsp;Found it in MS help. &nbsp;<br />
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Ah it is the wizard labeled change ip address.  I assumed it was the external address they where referencing there.  Found it in MS help.  



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Ok... I'm a little confused - do you still need help?
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Ok... I'm a little confused - do you still need help?

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For various reasons I need to move the internal address range of my SBS server. &nbsp;There appear to be no documented howtos or instructions anywhere. &nbsp;I was wondering if anyone has successfullly done this?<br />
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My current thought is to change the ip address and run the network setup wizard again. &nbsp;I think this has a low chance of success but... &nbsp;Well don't want to reinstall and migrate my data again.<br />
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Regards,<br />
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Chris
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For various reasons I need to move the internal address range of my SBS server.  There appear to be no documented howtos or instructions anywhere.  I was wondering if anyone has successfullly done this?

My current thought is to change the ip address and run the network setup wizard again.  I think this has a low chance of success but...  Well don't want to reinstall and migrate my data again.

Regards,

Chris

Migrate internal network address from default of 192.168.16.2

Windows Server 2003 was based on Windows XP and was released in four editions: Web, Standard, Enterprise and Datacenter. It also had derivative versions for clusters, storage and Microsoft’s Small Business Server. Important upgrades included integrating Internet Information Services (IIS), improvements to Active Directory (AD) and Group Policy (GP), and the migration to Automated System Recovery (ASR).