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Dear Kyleb84.<br />
I am sorry if my question was not clear .i am building a new site the new domain will have all the users of the company with Exchange 2003 mails now my problem is once i connect the VPN link i want all users to use my new domain and email services .so how do i migrate all the existing users to the new domain with minimum downtime as i also have to format the existing domain and install a fresh additional domain controller &nbsp;<br />

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Dear Kyleb84.
I am sorry if my question was not clear .i am building a new site the new domain will have all the users of the company with Exchange 2003 mails now my problem is once i connect the VPN link i want all users to use my new domain and email services .so how do i migrate all the existing users to the new domain with minimum downtime as i also have to format the existing domain and install a fresh additional domain controller  


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Dear Experts <br />
I am implemneting and IT infrastusture at location1and want to connect location 2 with a 1Mbps VPN link with cisco firewall ASA5510 and Cisco Router 2821 location 2 &nbsp;also have the same equipments .now my problem is that location 2 is already on a local domain and they are using the complete network with Internet facilty and emails antivirus server file print server . my question is how can i deploy a new additional domain controller and move &nbsp;all the existing 70 users to the new domain through VPN with minimum downtime.
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Dear Experts 
I am implemneting and IT infrastusture at location1and want to connect location 2 with a 1Mbps VPN link with cisco firewall ASA5510 and Cisco Router 2821 location 2  also have the same equipments .now my problem is that location 2 is already on a local domain and they are using the complete network with Internet facilty and emails antivirus server file print server . my question is how can i deploy a new additional domain controller and move  all the existing 70 users to the new domain through VPN with minimum downtime.

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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).