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i have just purchased a brand new server to replace an old one which was getting flat-lined during busy parts of the day. the problem is that the new server is completly differant from the old one:<br />
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OLD SERVER<br />
2.4Ghz p4<br />
1GB RAM<br />
3 x 200GB IDE hard drives<br />
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NEW SERVER<br />
3Ghz x64 bit Pentium D 930 chip<br />
4GB RAM<br />
3 x 400GB SATA hard drives<br />
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i want to backup my old server (which is the only Domain controller for the domain with all of the domains network shares on it) inculding active directory and DNS. i have been looking and can only find answers on backing up and restoring to a similar server, which my new one is not. i need to have this done by the end of the week at the lastest. any help ASAP would be Very very helpful.
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i have just purchased a brand new server to replace an old one which was getting flat-lined during busy parts of the day. the problem is that the new server is completly differant from the old one:

OLD SERVER
2.4Ghz p4
1GB RAM
3 x 200GB IDE hard drives

NEW SERVER
3Ghz x64 bit Pentium D 930 chip
4GB RAM
3 x 400GB SATA hard drives

i want to backup my old server (which is the only Domain controller for the domain with all of the domains network shares on it) inculding active directory and DNS. i have been looking and can only find answers on backing up and restoring to a similar server, which my new one is not. i need to have this done by the end of the week at the lastest. any help ASAP would be Very very helpful.

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