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I have several PCs (Win7Pro) connected to an SBS2011 Domain - i need to disconnect from Domain 'A' and then connect to a different SBS2011 Domain 'B' on a new network of course, the two different domains will not be on the same network.
i know i can do this via the System Change settings, remove member from one domain 'A' and connect to another, Doamin 'B'
However, connecting to another domain I will lose the current profile on the Win7 PC - i would like to keep the current profile. Same user name and all settings, data, etc under current profile. with only Different email addresses. mapped drives arre the same, etc...
Can this be done easy?
The reason for this change is: two companies are using the same SBS2011 server and one company has now bought thier own SBS2011 server, both will run independently, from each other.
Kind Regards,
Dan
i know i can do this via the System Change settings, remove member from one domain 'A' and connect to another, Doamin 'B'
However, connecting to another domain I will lose the current profile on the Win7 PC - i would like to keep the current profile. Same user name and all settings, data, etc under current profile. with only Different email addresses. mapped drives arre the same, etc...
Can this be done easy?
The reason for this change is: two companies are using the same SBS2011 server and one company has now bought thier own SBS2011 server, both will run independently, from each other.
Kind Regards,
Dan
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The easy transfer asked for the old domain access and did not work.
It is only a few PCs so not a big effort.
Thank for your replies!