Re: Replacing Server 2003 Std with SBS2003
- From: "Dave Benet" <fredfudpucker@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 29 Jun 2005 06:20:17 +1000
Brad,
Have a look at sbsmigration.com. Jeff Middleton's "Swing" migration
methodology may be the ticket.
However, you mention TS as a requirement. SBS2003 does not support running
TS in application mode on the SBS server under any circumstances. You would
need another box and you could use your existing W2003 server license to get
started there.
Dave Benet
Melbourne Australia
"Brad" <Brad@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:0DDF4BF4-F3BE-4C3B-9479-B650614A927E@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> My client has one server, it's a small office and the Server 2003 Std is
> not
> functional enough without adding a lot of expense (for Exchange or TS
> Licensing if they want remote access). So we are more than likely going to
> replace the Server 2003 with SBS2003. Since they only have one box, should
> I
> just treat this as a new network and wipe out the partition and install
> SBS
> that way? Or is there a method of doing the install while retaining all
> the
> users, shares. Can I backup that AD information and restore it into SBS?
> Thanks for any help given!
.
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