Dear whoever you are,
It's going to depend on the size and scope of your domain - how many
DC's, how often replication is set to occur, link speed, etc, etc.
What you say sounds plausible, but what of these other "environmental"
factors?
themolk.
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Sent: Wednesday, 13 December 2006 4:50 AM
To: ActiveDir@mail.activedir.org
Subject: [ActiveDir] Moving an AD 2003 Domain Controller to a
new server
Are there any potential issues when moving a backup Domain
Controller off of one server and onto a new server (both Windows 2003 at
the same location)?
I was going to build and promote the new server, transfer the
FSMO roles from the old to the new DC and then demote the old server
both in the same day.
Thanks.
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