RE: Printer Migration
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Why are you migrating from a cluster to standalone?
We are thinking about doing the opposite, using a cluster instead of
standalone print servers.
"Mike E." wrote:
> My organzation no longer desires to have a print server running on their
> windows cluster. Using printmig 3.0 I was able to backup the configuration
> and I manually backed up the language monitor files.
>
> Now I want to restore the printers to a server that is not a member of a
> cluster. The source server is a Windows 2000 SP4 and the destination server
> is a Windows 2003 server.
>
> Will the printmig utility be "aware" that the destination server is not a
> cluster node and put the information in the correct registry hive during the
> restore?
.
Relevant Pages
- Re: NLB Cluster - Ping fails or long time to reply from outside local subnet - SOLVED
... Windows Server 2008 Readiness Team ... cluster on a separate DLink card in multicast mode. ... I thought that the litmus test was that the router functions fine ... member of the NLB cluster, setup NLB on it, plug the NICs ...
(microsoft.public.windows.server.clustering) - Re: NLB Cluster - Ping fails or long time to reply from outside local subnet - SOLVED
... Once again, ARP is an RFC standard, if you are having to make static entries in unicast mode, then your network device is not in compliance. ... Windows Server 2008 Readiness Team ... I was feeling nervous about our teaming-capable adapter as I read it might be sending out heartbeats, so I disabled it AND configured the cluster on a separate DLink card in multicast mode. ... I thought that the litmus test was that the router functions fine when no NLB is installed, but when it is, things start going screwy. ...
(microsoft.public.windows.server.clustering) - Re: NLB Cluster - Ping fails or long time to reply from outside local subnet - SOLVED
... One server with no cluster configured - all works ok. ... When static ARP mappings are added all works ok. ... I thought that the litmus test was that the router functions fine when ...
(microsoft.public.windows.server.clustering) - Re: NLB Cluster - Ping fails or long time to reply from outside local subnet - SOLVED
... Windows Server 2008 Readiness Team ... NLB is installed, but when it is, things start going screwy. ... The servers are a couple of switches away from the router so I ... 'exterior' to the NLB cluster itself. ...
(microsoft.public.windows.server.clustering) - Re: NLB Cluster - Ping fails or long time to reply from outside local subnet - SOLVED
... ARP is defined by RFC. ... Windows Server 2008 Readiness Team ... The servers are a couple of switches away from the router so I would have thought that any duplicate MAC info. or similar would have been come irrelavent/concealed at the router. ... If you run the command 'wlbs query' and the node it is run on says it is converged with all of your nodes in the cluster, that basically says the NLB configuration is correct and the nodes are talking to each other. ...
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