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Hello Rick,

 

I will Backup the server first and possible do a test restore before a

server is physically moved from one location to another.

 

I will also verify that KCC\ISTG has established new replication partners

correctly and review inter-site link costs just to make sure they are still

relevant and up to date.

 

Make sure one DC has enough capacity to cater all users in Main site.

 

Regards,

-Tarun

 

"Rick" <txjeepers@yahoo.com> wrote in message

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> Looking for some expert advice here on a move that I am going to be

> making. Trying to avoid any problems. We are in the process of

> keeping many roles on one server to spreading them out. In the

> process we are moving production into a data center.

>

> All are running 2003 r2, fully patched. Exchange is 2003 as well,

> fully patched.

>

> Site 'Main' in AD. 192.168.2.0 network

> Main office we have 3 servers.

> Server A - DC/DNS/GC/Exchange/File (All Op Masters)

> Server B - BES

> Server C - DC/DNS/GC/Print

>

> Site 'Data' in AD 192.168.8.0 network

> This is the new Site

> Server 1 - DC/DNS/GC

>

> Site 'Branch' in AD 192.168.4.0 network

> Server X - DC/DNS/GC

> Nothing happening in this site or with this server.

>

> The three sites are connected via firewall site to site vpn's.

> Circuits are T1's. Site's Main and Data are not physically far from

> each other.

>

> I need/want to move Server A from site Main to site Data. Will also

> be moving Server B. Server C is staying at Main. I've been doing

> some looking into what all I will need to do to pull this off, but

> want some advice please.

>

> Here is what I am thinking.

> 1. Stop Exchange services. Set to manual.

> 2. Move the server from Main to Data in Site and Services.

> 3. Change the IP settings.

> 4. Power down and move to new location.

> 5. Power up and verify DNS records.

> 6. Bring up exchange services. Set back to automatic.

> 6. Verify replication with old site.

> 7. Run netdiag and dcdiag to verify all is well.

>

> Does that sound right? Missing anything? How is my order? Should I

> stop netlogon before moving in Sites and changing IP?

>

> Any MS KB's or other articles you can point me to would also be

> appreciated.

>

> thanks in advance.

>

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