Migrating to Windows Server 2003Considering Windows Server 2003? You're not alone. But how to approach such a complex migration? How can you be sure you're getting the most use out of your investment and avoid the pitfalls, all while keeping your system secure? We have gathered a wealth of helpful information to assist you through the process, from planning to post-implementation troubleshooting. Drop me an e-mail to let me know what other learning guides you'd like to see on SearchWinIT.com. Brendan Cournoyer, Assistant Editor.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Making the migration decision
Planning
Licensing
Implementation
Using new features
Tools, tips and tricks
Troubleshooting
More Learning Guides
Making the migration decision
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- Glossary Definition: Migration (SearchWinIT.com, powered by Whatis.com)
- Glossary Definition: Upgrade (SearchWinIT.com, powered by Whatis.com)
- Unsupported Windows a disaster waiting to happen
- Chapter of the Week: Mastering Windows Server 2003 -- Chapter 1, 'Windows Server 2003 Overview'
- To upgrade or not? NT users consider their options
- Windows for supercomputers likely out by fall
- Should we migrate to Windows 2000 before Windows 2003?
- Should we migrate from NT4 to Windows 2000 servers or Windows Server
- Incentives aim to nudge users off Windows NT
- Windows Server 2003's competition: NT, Windows 2000
- Windows Server 2003 offers more, demands more
- Mark Minasi on NT 4.0 -- hold 'em or fold 'em?
Planning
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- Learning guide: Planning and designing your Active Directory
- Colossal NT migration a lesson in perseverance
- Whither go Microsoft certification future?
- Planning for Windows Server 2003
- Upgrading from Windows 2000 Server to Windows Server 2003
- Chapter of the Week: MCSE Windows Server 2003 Active Directory Infrastructure Study Guide -- Chapter 3, 'Planning and implementing Active Directory infrastructure'
- Best practices for Active Directory staff development
- Chapter of the Week: MCSE Planning a Windows Server 2003 Network Study Guide -- Chapter 10, 'Planning, implementing and maintaining a security infrastructure'
Licensing
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- Microsoft's licensing takes a step in a new direction
- Using a Windows 2003 server as a license server
- Upgrading domain controller and moving TS
- Migrating to a Windows 2003 license server
- Users offer mixed reviews of Licensing 6.0 tweaks
- Microsoft licensing changes to offer more freebies, support
Implementation
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- Book Review: Deploying Windows Server 2003
- Chapter of the Week: Exam Cram 2: Implementing and Administering Security in a Windows Server 2003 Network -- Chapter 7, 'Planning and Implementing Security for Wireless Networks'
- 3 quick solutions to AD migration headaches
- Staying secure during an NT to 2000 migration
- How can I keep the NetBIOS names after an NT4 to 2003 migrationChapter of the Week: Microsoft Windows Server 2003 Insider Solutions -- Chapter 8, 'Administering Windows Server 2003 Remotely'
- Chapter of the Week: MCSE Windows Server 2003 Active Directory Infrastructure Study Guide -- Chapter 7, 'Managing and maintaining Group Policy'
- Remote administration of Windows servers using remote desktop for administration:
- Migrating print services with ease
Using new features
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- Learning guide: Managing your Active Directory
- Webcast: Scaling Windows Server 2003 into the enterprise and beyond
- Windows Server 2003 Best Web Links
- What's in a name? Active Directory security under the covers
- New Microsoft DFS features in Windows Server 2003
- New file system in Windows 2003 could cut TCO
- Report rates Windows Server 2003 security
- Key archival and management in Windows Server 2003
Tools, tips and tricks
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- Advice: Migrating servers before users
- Windows Server 2003 Resource Kit Tools
- Windows Server 2003 Administration Tools Pack
- Can you trust Active Directory's trust relationships?
- Chapter of the Week: Microsoft Windows Server 2003 Insider Solutions -- Chapter 22, 'Creating a fault-tolerant environment'
- Speedily deploy new domain controllers
Troubleshooting
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- Can I migrate domains without affecting user permission on files?
- SIDs help tighten AD security
- Securing your Active Directory network
- Applications stopped working after migration
- What's new with status GPOs?
- Server cannot contact domain
- Disaster recovery: Protecting the enterprise from the administrator
- Migration Best Web Links
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