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Shouldn't need any changes unless you hardcoded that server to be NTP, DNS, LDAP server, etc.
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Shouldn't need any changes unless you hardcoded that server to be NTP, DNS, LDAP server, etc.

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That server was the NTP Server it also handled DNS but those roles are now on a different domain controller. &nbsp;Where are the NTP and DNS settings in TFS?
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That server was the NTP Server it also handled DNS but those roles are now on a different domain controller.  Where are the NTP and DNS settings in TFS?

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We are replacing our main domain controller and I need to know if Microsoft's Team Foundation Server has any settings in it that need to be updated with the new server name or IP address. &nbsp;We are not moving to a new domain. &nbsp;We are only demoting the old domain controller and replacing it with a new server that will have a new name and IP address. &nbsp;Thanks in advance for your assistance.
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We are replacing our main domain controller and I need to know if Microsoft's Team Foundation Server has any settings in it that need to be updated with the new server name or IP address.  We are not moving to a new domain.  We are only demoting the old domain controller and replacing it with a new server that will have a new name and IP address.  Thanks in advance for your assistance.

New Domain Controller and Team Foundation Server 2005

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