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Trasfering FSMO roles
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We have Win SRV 2008 NON R2 32 bit that currently has the FSMO roles, along with our roles such as DHCP and Radius.
We are want to decommission this 32bit server and transfer all roles to Win SRV 2008 R2 64bit. The stuff I find on moving the roles are for moving roles between servers that are 64bit architecture. Being that we are going from 32bit to 64bit is there anything special or something i need to take into mind before moving FSMO roles? Also does it matter what roles I move first such as DHCP, Radius, or FSMO?
Below is the article I plan on using to transfer the roles. If anyone has a better one please share.
http://www.elmajdal.net/win2k8/Transferring_FSMO_Roles_in_Windows_Server_2008.aspx
Thanks
We have Win SRV 2008 NON R2 32 bit that currently has the FSMO roles, along with our roles such as DHCP and Radius.
We are want to decommission this 32bit server and transfer all roles to Win SRV 2008 R2 64bit. The stuff I find on moving the roles are for moving roles between servers that are 64bit architecture. Being that we are going from 32bit to 64bit is there anything special or something i need to take into mind before moving FSMO roles? Also does it matter what roles I move first such as DHCP, Radius, or FSMO?
Below is the article I plan on using to transfer the roles. If anyone has a better one please share.
http://www.elmajdal.net/win2k8/Transferring_FSMO_Roles_in_Windows_Server_2008.aspx
Thanks
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I am going on vacation and I've been extremely busy so I didn't make any server changes to avoid any problems while I am away. Thank you all for your replies. I will pick this up when I come back.
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Would this be considered a multi-domain/forest?