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W2K SBS to 2003 Standard Server migration
I had posted a question on this topic about a month ago and the conclusion was to use ADMT to migrate from W2K SBS to 2003.
Now that I am finally ready to begin the deployment, I start by creating a trust relationship between old domain (domainold.local) and new domain (domainnew.local) and downloading ADMTv2.
The first error I get is that they cannot talk to each other (Error 1355) when trying to run the ADMY user migration wizard, I do my research and get some inkling that there is domain resolution problems and that either WINS or proper DNS settings might help. I set up WINS and DNS so that they can see each other, supposedly.
I begin again and the error message I get on domainold.local is that trusts are not supported in Windows 2000 Small Business Server.
Questions:
1. Is this true?
2. Is there a commercial program that can help with this? We are looking at about a 25 user migration, so as long as it is not a $100,000 product, it may get us by.
3. Any other suggestions?
Thanks!
Now that I am finally ready to begin the deployment, I start by creating a trust relationship between old domain (domainold.local) and new domain (domainnew.local) and downloading ADMTv2.
The first error I get is that they cannot talk to each other (Error 1355) when trying to run the ADMY user migration wizard, I do my research and get some inkling that there is domain resolution problems and that either WINS or proper DNS settings might help. I set up WINS and DNS so that they can see each other, supposedly.
I begin again and the error message I get on domainold.local is that trusts are not supported in Windows 2000 Small Business Server.
Questions:
1. Is this true?
2. Is there a commercial program that can help with this? We are looking at about a 25 user migration, so as long as it is not a $100,000 product, it may get us by.
3. Any other suggestions?
Thanks!
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