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After thinking about it over the weekend I have decided to do a clean install because the win2000 server had extra junk that is not needed.<br />
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Thanks for the help.
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After thinking about it over the weekend I have decided to do a clean install because the win2000 server had extra junk that is not needed.

Thanks for the help.

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Excellent decision. &nbsp;You will not regret it. &nbsp;2000 had a lot of problems later fixed in 2003. &nbsp;A clean slate is needed to get the max out of 2003. &nbsp;Best of luck...
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Excellent decision.  You will not regret it.  2000 had a lot of problems later fixed in 2003.  A clean slate is needed to get the max out of 2003.  Best of luck...

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I have a Win2k server that just crashed. It has two 9gb SCSI drives... one for the OS and one for the data. Drive 0 is the bad one.<br />
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I have two new 36gb SCSI drives on the way. I also have Win 2003 server which I want to use.<br />
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I have a complete backup and disaster recovery set from Veritas BackupExec.<br />
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What is the best way to go about rebuilding this server? Should I do a clean install of 2003 and then just restore &nbsp;what I need from the tape? Is there anyway to get the user information wihtout having to setup them all up again?
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I have a Win2k server that just crashed. It has two 9gb SCSI drives... one for the OS and one for the data. Drive 0 is the bad one.

I have two new 36gb SCSI drives on the way. I also have Win 2003 server which I want to use.

I have a complete backup and disaster recovery set from Veritas BackupExec.

What is the best way to go about rebuilding this server? Should I do a clean install of 2003 and then just restore  what I need from the tape? Is there anyway to get the user information wihtout having to setup them all up again?

Win 2003 Server Install

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