Hi,
we are planning to
move to Win2K and we were thinking to move the Workstations 1st. The idea was
that we are not familiar yet with W2K technology, still need to get training,
try things out in a lab etc. in the mean time we thought we could at least
start migrating our workstations (all NT 4.0) to W2K
Proff.
I was looking on the
net for any information if that's such a good idea. So far it sounds
feasible.
Now someone adviced
me against this and recommended doing the Servers first. His remark was, that
"this will prevent a
second pass on all your workstations to get them to join the new domain that
you will setup when you migrate to active directory."
Does that make sense?
You have to add each workstation manually to the new Infrastructure? Can't the
computer accounts be migrated?
Would appreciate your
remarks, pointers to resources..
Obviously you can see
that I need lots of time, training etc. to get a grip on this Win2K migration
issue (btw we are talking a single domain here, around 25 servers, 700
users).
regards
Uso
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