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"Ric" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:25e301c3a94c$2e089970$(E-Mail Removed)...
: Good Day!
:
: I am looking for a guide (help) in moving from a NT Server
: domain to a Windows 2000 Server domain on the same
: network. Here is a brief description:
:
: 1. Currently all users authenticate using NT Server.
: 2. Have procured and installed Windows 2000 Server on same
: network but have not configured it as a domain controller
: (yet). But, did have it join the NT Server domain for the
: interim. Also, no Active Directory services installed yet.
: 3. Want to make the Windows2000 Server the primay domain
: controller using the same domain name we are currently
: using, migrate all files and users over to it, then get
: rid of the NT Server box entirely.
: 4. There are only 15 users/PC's all of which are currently
: using Windows NT 4.0 SP6A. This will change later (after
: migration) to Windows2000 professional.
:
: Assuming this has been done before. I hesitate
: configuring the 2000 Server until I understand all
: implications and "known/proven" strategies.
:
: Just need some reliable and proven help/advice here.
:
: Thanks.
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