Migrating Windows 2000 domain to Windows 2003

Hi..we are planning on migrating our domain to Windows 2003 from windows
2000. Here is brief description of our environment..

WIndows 2000 domain (native mode) with 4 domain controllers. One as Master
(all roles) others one at each location. We have exch. 2003 on win 2000 box.

We have plans start (master dc first, DC's at remote sites next, one at a
time) migrating our domain to 2003 in one month.

I have just started doing my homework on this.

Based on your experience and our environment, can any one suggest few
'good/informative' articles that might give me mroe insight into the process
as well as tell me 'how to's'. 'do's' and 'do not's'.


Thanks
K.V
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Relevant Pages

  • Re: adding Resource Pool on existing plan
    ... The project managers give me their plans to incorporate in the Master plan. ... I moved to a resource pool so everyone had the same calendar and so I ...
    (microsoft.public.project)
  • Re: "Invalid Date" Message while opening integrated plans
    ... Muthukumar G. wrote: ... The individual plans are opening without any errors. ... of all linked project plans from master plan. ... subprojects) does NOT change the existing subprojects. ...
    (microsoft.public.project)
  • Re: Master & Subs help
    ... > different business units build their plans and then I would select individual ... > tasks and copy and paste special as link into the master plan. ... will find that working with Paste Links will actually be a much bigger ... I suggest you go ahead with a master with inserted subprojects. ...
    (microsoft.public.project)
  • RE: Joining plans treated as separate plans
    ... You need a Master project with subprojects. ... Open all the plans you want in the new master file. ... Now I have slacks that I cannot get rid of. ...
    (microsoft.public.project)
  • Re: Resource Pool & Master Project question
    ... This copies all data and consolidates all resource info so no resource pool is needed. ... To create the new master more simply, simply record a macro of you creating it so creating the master is simply a matter of running the macro. ... a Master Plan and several individual project plans. ... Is it the case that the previous week's published plans will then be updated ...
    (microsoft.public.project)