Re: Physically Relocating An SBS box

Thanks for the info Steve, You too Cris,

The VPN connection is a persistent link created by the Symantec Gateway
Sytems 360 Router. 2 gateways one at each location. Static IP's. Cable ISP
both the same provider.

The email is a POP3 connector from Verio.

I am unfamiliar with Smart Host but I will look into it this wekend.

Thanks for the information. You are making it look like this will be easy...

"TimeTraveller" wrote:

> Yes to Switching the Subnets (Use the wizard to change the server IP
> though - Thats the magic bit!)
>
> You havent explained the link between sites! is this a routed VPN/leased
> line
>
> What about the email is this POP3 collection or SMTP.
>
> Are the two ADSL links (assume adsl as no info. yet) with the same ISP?
> if Diff, may have to change Smart Host in exchange (if using smart host
> rather than just DNS delivery)
>
> You will need to deal with any IP addressing issues for the client PC's, I
> recommend letting the SBS server handle this and not the router.
>
> Can use the Router as DHCP on the NON sbs server end but need to be careful
> with the DNS assignment.
>
> TT.
>
>
> "Liam" <Liam@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
> news:2ECF1EAB-366D-4CEC-90A5-4FD832C8D2B3@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> > Greetings,
> >
> > Many of you have assisted me in this endeavour under the threads:
> > "To Move or Not to Move" and
> > "Licensing:2nd SBS box"
> >
> > THE SITUATION
> > A domain over two locations located 20 Kilometres apart connected via
> > persistent VPN.
> > SBS2003 Premium, running Exchange, SharePoint, QuickBooks, MSCRM.
> > The Server is located at HQ.(192.168.10.1)
> > The main users are located at WorksYard. Gateway SGS360r provides DHCP
> > (192.168.0.1 subnet)
> > The ISP has a wonky connection (rural) and SharePoint is unavailable 3-4
> > times per week at least. This rules out using TSS as an option.
> >
> > THE CHALLENGE
> > Move SBS2003 to the WorkYard remote location with minimum stoppage.
> > (weekend
> > work for me...wish I was union!)
> >
> > THE QUESTION
> > Where do I begin? I need to move the SBS to WorksYard and ensure that all
> > the AD users can still see their personal folders and that all of the Apps
> > still work!!
> >
> > I am not really sure where to begin with this mess?
> > What addressing will need to be changed?
> > Can I just "flip" the subnets?
> >
> > Any and all advice, insights and magic are welcome,
> >
> > Liam
> >
> >
>
>
>
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