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I'd like to get at least one more opinion if I can.
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I'd like to get at least one more opinion if I can.

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If you do a web search for Syteline and Active Directory you would get results if there were any issues. &nbsp;I was speaking from experience, but just did a fairly extensive search and find nothing. &nbsp;Syteline is not a very well known program, so you may not find another expert on here that has any extensive experience with it, if at all.
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If you do a web search for Syteline and Active Directory you would get results if there were any issues.  I was speaking from experience, but just did a fairly extensive search and find nothing.  Syteline is not a very well known program, so you may not find another expert on here that has any extensive experience with it, if at all.

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this is true Rick... &nbsp;I'm not too terribly worried but it's always nice to be able to keep the legacy applications rather than trash them during an acquisition.<br />
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Thanks!
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this is true Rick...  I'm not too terribly worried but it's always nice to be able to keep the legacy applications rather than trash them during an acquisition.

Thanks!

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I will be decommissioning a server 2000 domain controller in the coming week that also happens to be running Syteline.<br />
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Is it possible to just demote the box, join a new domain and have Syteline stay functional?
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I will be decommissioning a server 2000 domain controller in the coming week that also happens to be running Syteline.

Is it possible to just demote the box, join a new domain and have Syteline stay functional?

Syteline and a new domain controller

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