Summary: We recently upgraded from NT4 (PDC) to Server 2003. The server 2003 was on the network as a domain member of the NT domain for a few months working as...
Summary: Anybody ever have this problem? I have an NT PDC with SP6a, BDC with Exchange 5.5 latest service packs for exchange and SP6a. I have a NEW 2003 St Edi...
Summary: dont fix it if it aint broke! why are you upgrading to 2003? why not just 2000? im sure if you bave managed on nt 4.0 then 2k will do you fine. 2003 h...
Summary: I don't think it will upgrade to 2003, I tried it myself, I have WinXP Pro and I wanted to install 2003 and it told me that it will make a new clean i...
Summary: The recommended method for upgrading is as follows: If you have a PDC and at least one BDC, ensure replication has been forced between the two before...
Summary: The phone server was added later and is already running 2003. The problems we are having are due to me **cough cough** rigging something to work that ...
Summary: Hi, I'm planning a Windows NT 4.0 Domain upgrade to 2003. Currently the external domain name and internal Netbios domain name are different (compINTL...
Summary: I have just created a new WINS server on 2003 and have imported the old WINS database from NT4. I need to replicate the new WINS with another NT4 WINS...
Summary: Hi! Does anyone know what i need, except the actual license, if i would like to upgrade my excisting 2003 std server to 2003 r2 ? Any special 2003 r2 ...
Summary: I'm going to attempt a server upgrade from 2000 to 2003. My question is on the license issue. The product box says "5 clt" so i assume it has only eno...
Summary: I would like to change my computer name which is connected with domain in win server 2003. when I go to my computer and click change and put new name ...
Summary: I have a buddy who is currently upgrading the company server from Windows SBS 2000 to 2003. He has run into a problem, and maybe someone here can help...
Summary: There is no supported upgrade path from small business server 2000 to full server 2003. The only way i know to do it is use the active directory migr...
Summary: Bring up the new server on 2003. Run ADprep from the 2003 server cd on the 2000 AD controller Add the 2003 server to the AD domain Bring up DNS server...
Summary: Windows 2000 is different from Windows ME. Windows 2000 is based on NT. ME is based on 9x. To run a 2003 upgrade, you would have to be running one of ...
Summary: Just upgraded from NT4 to 2003 server standard and am trying to figure out an issue. In NT4 when you tell the machine to shutdown it comes to a scree...
Summary: I upgraded a single 2k DC to 2k3 (have good images but am willing to avoid going back). After adprep/forestprep, adprep/domainprep and setup computer ...
Summary: Hi guys ! Im thinking about upgrading to 2003 from XP so that I can have IIS 6. Just wondering, will it give good performance on a P4 2.6 with 512mb...
Summary: Hi guys We have a small domain based network with 6 workstations. Server is Win 2003 Ent SP1, and all workstations are Win XP Pro SP2. AD and DNS serv...
Summary: Hi People, Hoping for some idea's on how name resolution functions on a lan to resolve public names when windows 2003 routing and remote access is use...
Summary: During an upgrade from 2000 to 2003 we get a message during set up "Your C Drive is corrupted and cannot be repaired" We have plenty of room on the c...
Summary: My company was in a similar situation as yours. We were an 80 client NT 4 domain migrating to 2003 server (our exchange server was handled by corporat...
Summary: Follow this link here to find out the best way to migrate to 2003. http://www.microsoft.com/windowsserver2003/evaluation/whyupgrade/nt4/nt4domtoad.msp...
Summary: are you physically upgrading nt4 to 2003 or are you saying you are replacing your nt box with a new 2k3 box? I ask b/c you should really avoid if at ...
Summary: Addendum: I've done some reading down the Forum... for those of you who might say "go read a book", I have several books on Server 2003 and on Migrati...
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