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I'm about to create two W2K stand alone servers. In
about 6 months I might have to move them to one domain and make a new Active Directory in the process. Is it possible to make these two servers on the same subnet part of a new Active Directory later with out having to completly reload server on each of the stand alone servers? Thanks a million in advance John |
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John,
Thank you for your post. You will be fine with that scenario. Having the two servers be "stand alone" servers (I assume this is a workgroup type setting) is fine until you want to create your new Active Directory domain (AD) environment. When you do decide to create the AD you will just need to run the "dcpromo" command to begin the process. Luckily since you have a few months before this happens you can plan it out and watch your servers to make sure they are operating normally before doing this. Best regards, Blane Clark This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights. You assume all risk for your use. (C) 2003 Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved |
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>-----Original Message----- >John, > >Thank you for your post. > >You will be fine with that scenario. Having the two servers be "stand >alone" servers (I assume this is a workgroup type setting) is fine until >you want to create your new Active Directory domain (AD) environment. When >you do decide to create the AD you will just need to run the "dcpromo" >command to begin the process. Luckily since you have a few months before >this happens you can plan it out and watch your servers to make sure they >are operating normally before doing this. > >Best regards, >Blane Clark > > >This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights. >You assume all risk for your use. >(C) 2003 Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved > >. > |
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