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I think I get it. &nbsp;I'll give ti a try.
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Good luck :) Yell if you bump into any issues.<br />
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Chris
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Good luck :) Yell if you bump into any issues.

Chris

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Great :)<br />
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Chris
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I have a Windows 2000 Server (PDC) I am planning to re-build (we'll call it serverA). &nbsp;While I'm rebuilding my main server, I have a backup machine with Windows 2000 server loaded on it (we'll call it serverB). &nbsp;I'd like to make serverB a temporary PDC, and would like to transefer all login information from serverA to serverB so that it while I'm working on serverA users will be able to work as they normally would. &nbsp;<br />
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Is there a way I can do this? &nbsp;If so, please list the process step by step.
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I have a Windows 2000 Server (PDC) I am planning to re-build (we'll call it serverA).  While I'm rebuilding my main server, I have a backup machine with Windows 2000 server loaded on it (we'll call it serverB).  I'd like to make serverB a temporary PDC, and would like to transefer all login information from serverA to serverB so that it while I'm working on serverA users will be able to work as they normally would.  

Is there a way I can do this?  If so, please list the process step by step.

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