Re: Move home folders to new member server

You will need to make sure Security permissions are set correctly for the
user home folder directories. You can use Robocopy to copy the directories
and security permissions from SBS to Win 2003 server.

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John Oliver, Jr
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"Techieluvr" <Techieluvr@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:907AB034-EEFE-45E4-BDEC-8C48A97BEF29@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
I've set up a new member server running Windows Server 2003 Standard. It
will
be used as a file server. My SBS 2000 server is DC, DHCP, DNS, Exchange,
ISA,
etc. I have all user folders pointing to the SBS box with the UNC \\SBS
servername\sharename\username in group policy and in each user account.
What's the best way to redirect all user home folders to the new share on
the
2003 server? Other than changing the path to the new share on the new
server
in group policy, what else would I need to do to accomplish a smooth
transition?

Thanks for your help.

Techieluvr


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