Re: Migration of a WIN2000 "native mode" domain to WINSERVER 2003 doma

From: Jimmy Andersson [MVP] (jimmy_NO_SPAM__at_mvps.org)
Date: 11/29/04 

Date: Mon, 29 Nov 2004 16:28:09 +0100

An in-place upgrade would be the easiest way IMHO.

Regards,
/Jimmy 

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"Moreno" <Moreno@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message 
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> Hi to all.
>
> This is my scenario.
> In our company we have a "SINGLE DOMAIN - MULTIPLE SITES" Windows 2000
> "native mode" domain, running Active Directory.
>
> There are, currently, 4 sites with 6 DC's.
> The situation is as follows.
>
> FIRST SITE
> =======
> In the first site (the company headquarters), there are TWO DC's and one 
> of
> these is the OPERATION MASTER for the forest, the MAIN DNS, etc.
> The second DC' is a second CG server but it is only a simple file server
>
> SECOND SITE (located at 20 km from the first site)
> =========
> In the second site, there are other TWO DC's, one of these runs the GC, 
> DNS
> for the site, WINS, DHCP, etc.
>
> THIRD SITE (located 150 km from the first site)
> =======
> Only a single GC DOMAIN CONTROLLER to serve the internal LAN
>
> FOURTH SITE (located 200 km from the first site)
> =========
> Only a single GC DOMAIN CONTROLLER to serve the internal LAN
>
> All the sites are connected via HDSL links (2 Mbits) and replicated to the
> first site regularly every THREE HOURS with the operation's master DC.
> All works well, no problems.
>
> Now, we have decided to migrate all the entire domain to the WIN 2003
> platform, but, obviously, we have many hundreds of users and computers and 
> we
> would like to migrate to the new environment without problems.
>
> So, the great question is: what are the steps to do to make a successful
> migration?
>
> Can someone help me?
>
> Thanks in advance to all!!
>
> Bye Bye.
>
> Moreno
> (Italy)
>
>

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