Why do you have to keep the names the same?
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On 11/4/05, Frank Abagnale <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> I am planning on replacing my existing Domain Controller hardware with new
> HP Servers. All DC's in my envi
Hi Neil, Brian, Fred,
Thanks for your responses, having searched on the message groups, I have come across a few people who have suggested than renaming a Windows 2003 using the Netdom function is not a good idea without backing it up with a viable reason.
Neil - what was the reason you decided
Sorry for the extra post, but in addition to my first post
you will need to ensure that routers are re-configured to forward BOOTP requests
to the new IP, if the DHCP service is installed on a machine which receives an
IP address change.
neil
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One potential gotcha is that if your DCs register SRV
records in their own local copy of the zone and not on some other remote DC/DNS
server, then when a DC is demoted the SRV records will only be removed locally
and will still appear on the remote copies of the zone.
Solution: ensure that
Too bad you have to keep the same name and IP else it
would have been s easy.
I do not forsee any problems doing this, if you demote
the DC's (without any issues) then there should not be a need for a
metadata cleanup.
Fred
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Frank,
Just dcpromo the old one down, and dcpromo the new one up. You only need
to do a metadata cleanup if the DC is uncleanly removed (aka not dcpromo’ed
down).
Thanks,
Brian
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