Re: Migrate from SBS2003 to Windows 2000 domain
- From: "Jeff Middleton [SBS-MVP]" <jeff@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sun, 29 Jan 2006 16:03:11 -0600
Raz,
If you are suggesting that an existing domain of 700 users running Windows
2000 is out there and you need your SBS domain to be part of it, this means
you either are needing to combing your domain into theirs with a Trust, or
more likely you need to abandon your existing SBS domain and start running
in there. The reality that you have is that you are not trying to combine
domains, you are trying to combine Forests, and that means you would be
building a split-forest trust with is really not a great idea in most cases.
In all probability, what you really need to do if use ADMT to move your SBS
domain accounts and computers into the other Forest, then format the SBS and
reconstruct it with standard Windows Server products for whatever services
your SBS needs to continue to use.
- Jeff Middleton SBS-MVP
YCST@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
"raz" <moraziq@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:1138500837.713851.35920@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> The windows 2000 domain has 700 users so we cant keep SBS. it would
> great if you could give me some more guidance, is there any relevant
> articles?
>
.
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