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Adding a new (additional) domain controllerHi,
we have 2 domain controllers - called pkcore and pkserv1. pkcore has all the (5) fsmo roles. I am trying to upgrade pkserv1 as we are running short on space on the C (system drive). Would it be a good strategy to install windows 2003 on a new server called DC1 and dcpromo it. Then can I retire pkserv1 by demoting it. Thanks Hello Sanjay,
see inline Best regards Meinolf Weber Disclaimer: This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights. ** Please do NOT email, only reply to Newsgroups ** HELP us help YOU!!! http://www.dts-l.org/goodpost.htm > Hi, Which operating system?> > we have 2 domain controllers - called pkcore and pkserv1. > pkcore has all the (5) fsmo roles. I am trying to upgrade pkserv1 as Yes, because windows 2000 runs out of support.> we are running short on space on the C (system drive). > > Would it be a good strategy to install windows 2003 on a new server > called DC1 and dcpromo it. > Then can I retire pkserv1 by demoting it. But before doing it, you have to move the 5 FSMO roles to one of the other DC's. Also you should make additionl DC's to Global catalog servers and DNS servers. Show quoteHide quote > Thanks > Hi,
The operating system on both servers is windows 2003 sp2. The 5 FSMO roles are on pkcore. I am planning to replace/remove pkserv1. Pkserv1 also serves as a secondary DNS - so I need to install DNS on DC2 (which is the new server that we are migrating to). Thanks Very simple Sanjay. Because the FSMO roles reside on the pkcore all that is
necessary is to bring the new w2k3 server online and dcpromo as a DC and secondary dns server. Then dcpromo the pkserv1 out of the domain. Show quoteHide quote "Sanjay Mehta" <SanjayMe***@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:8C29D58C-E922-4ADE-ADB9-0AD09941DF44@microsoft.com... > Hi, > > The operating system on both servers is windows 2003 sp2. > > The 5 FSMO roles are on pkcore. I am planning to replace/remove pkserv1. > > > Pkserv1 also serves as a secondary DNS - so I need to install DNS on DC2 > (which is the new server that we are migrating to). > > > Thanks Sanjay Mehta wrote:
> Hi, Sounds good. Since all the FSMOs are on pkcore, you can go ahead with > > we have 2 domain controllers - called pkcore and pkserv1. > > pkcore has all the (5) fsmo roles. I am trying to upgrade pkserv1 as we are > running short on space on the C (system drive). > > Would it be a good strategy to install windows 2003 on a new server called > DC1 and dcpromo it. > > Then can I retire pkserv1 by demoting it. > > Thanks it. I would also make sure that DC1 has DNS, DHCP (if you use it) and make it a Global Catalog server. If you add DHCP, make sure you split the scopes between pkcore and DC1. This will give you redundancy and allow logons to continue if pkcore goes off line -- Regards, Hank Arnold Microsoft MVP Windows Server - Directory Services Hi,
If I go to AD Sites and Services -> Sites -> Default-First-Site-Name -> Servers ->pkcore and AD Sites and Services -> Sites -> Default-First-Site-Name -> Servers ->pkserv1 I find that both servers are Global Catalog servers. Also we only have 1 domain, 1 site and are running Exchange 2003. Am I correct to conclude that once I have made DC1 a domain controller, installed DNS, then I need to 'check' and make it a GC server. And to uncheck pkserv1 - so that it is no longer a GC server? Thanks
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