Re: Move WSS 2.0 to a new server



The problem is I want to move the WSS 2.0 to tthe new server before I
upgrade. How could I accomplish that?

"Mike Walsh" wrote:

I'd upgrade the old server to WSS 3.0 and then move it.

That way you have more options including only transferring some content
rather than the whole site.

Mike Walsh
WSS FAQ http://www.wssfaq.com / http://wss.collutions.com
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George Schneider wrote:
I have our current WSS 2.0 server on a sever name server1. Thes ite is
called server1:1080. I want to move this to a new server I just bought since
the old server is about t be taken offline and retired. How cna I best
accomplish this? The curren ws 2.0 runs on a sql 2000 server. The new
server I want to use the internalsql database since the plan is to after the
move to the newe server to upgrade to wss 3.0.

.



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