2003 Domain Controller Migration to 2008R2
we have 2 domain controllers, both 2003, 1 primary , 1 secondary , we're planning on migrating 2008 r2. new 2008 domain controller brand new server, what happens our primary dc after promote 2008 r2 server be the new domain controller? primary , secondary 2003 dc's demoted member servers or manual process have on both?
also, during migration process, dhcp server that's hosted on primary dc migrated on 2008 r2 domain controller? , other member servers have static tcp-ip settings pointing old 2003 domain controller dns? i'll have change dns ip's manually, assume?
thanks help.
there no primary or secondary dc concept in ad. all dcs can perform read/write except rodcs.
>>what happens our primary dc after promote 2008 r2 server new domain controller?
nothing happen existing dcs. you adding additional dc anexisting domain. i anadditional dc in domain.
>>does primary , secondary 2003 dc's demoted member server
no.
>>is manual process have on both?
if want demote server, need manually perform task using dcpromo.
>>during migration process, dhcp server that's hosted on primary dc migrated on 2008 r2 domain controller?
if planning move dhcp scope, need manually migrate scope on new server.
>>>what other member servers have static tcp-ip settings pointing old 2003 domain controller dns? i'll have change dns ip's manually
you have manually update if planning retire old dc/dns.
you can see step-by-step instructions in following wiki article:
http://social.technet.microsoft.com/wiki/contents/articles/2903.aspx
if planning retire old dc, make sure transfer fmso role first.
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