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vikasjus: :could you please explain a little more about the replication side..<br />
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vikasjus: :could you please explain a little more about the replication side..



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you need to right click on connection aggrement and click on replicate. It should not prompt error
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you need to right click on connection aggrement and click on replicate. It should not prompt error

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HI <br />
i have one DC (DC1) which is running all the roles and backup server(DC2) (acting as a GC), one DNS Server, and one DHCP. I have one more server located in another site (DC3).<br />
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i am moving my current DC (DC1) to a new Server and my backup server to another server. I have installed windows on both machines, and promoted my first new machine to a DC and moved all the roles from my DC1 to new DC. No chnages in DNS and DHCP servers. I would like to keep my old dc (DC1) as a GC . <br />
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is there anything else i have to do. now when i look at the roles it shows my new dc . .Could you please assist me to finish my current New dc setup? 
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HI 
i have one DC (DC1) which is running all the roles and backup server(DC2) (acting as a GC), one DNS Server, and one DHCP. I have one more server located in another site (DC3).

i am moving my current DC (DC1) to a new Server and my backup server to another server. I have installed windows on both machines, and promoted my first new machine to a DC and moved all the roles from my DC1 to new DC. No chnages in DNS and DHCP servers. I would like to keep my old dc (DC1) as a GC . 

is there anything else i have to do. now when i look at the roles it shows my new dc . .Could you please assist me to finish my current New dc setup? 

moving DC to a new Hardware

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