nt domain controller

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sejin myong

Hello

I have one NT domain controller in a mixed environment along with 6 Win2k
domain controllers.

What's the cleanest way to take the NT machine out?

I have no need for it anymore and just want to retire it.

Thanks much.

Sejin Myong
(e-mail address removed)
 
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Jimmy Andersson [MVP]

Take it offline and delete the object in AD. In my experience you might need
to do a metadata cleanup afterwards (make sure you give it time for
replication). Also make sure you delete any references in DNS to it.

Regards,
/Jimmy
 
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Stefan Buchman

Turn it off and delete the computer account.

Wipe the system after that.

- Stefan
 

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