I suggest the best way would be to
Install Wins,DHCP, and DNS on the new W2K server and disable on the old NT4
box for fail back purposes during your migration.
Change your DHCP scopes on the new Server to include the new DNS and WINS
servers, configure DNS... Make any changes to any static
HI, Just wondering if anyone has come across this before.
I have Win2k machine which is kinda an all in one work horse
DNS/DC/exchange server.
It is also NAT'd so that it has both an internal address and an external
one. This then plays merry hell with the DNS in that any a records eg
mail etc
That's basically it, if you search technet.microsoft.com you'll find the way
to migrate DHCP scopes which is the biggest pain in the butt, unless your
environment is small, in that case I'd just build it all from scratch.
+__+
"There are two major products
MS produced a utility for migrating scopes between NT4 and W2K. Can't
remember the name of it - I'll have a hunt around
It was available on their website a few months ago. Trying having a search
Best...
Neil
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All,
With Windows 2000
RAS we are logging incoming calls however interpreting these logs is something
else...it is SWAHILI to me...is there a utility or program out there to
interpret these logs...even the column headers would be nice...we are using RAS
policies and would like to check the
Couple good articles...
http://www.win2000mag.com/Articles/Index.cfm?ArticleID=7958
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;Q181431
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