New to server builds. Making new DC on domain.
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@kelly Thanks. Things are starting to pan out that way it seems.
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One of the benefits of keeping the old domain alive is that you can move the end-users one at a time. Yeah you'll have to do all your member servers in one shot, but you can move your end users one at a time at your leisure.
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@g-i-jones said in New to server builds. Making new DC on domain.:
@scottalanmiller damn. Yea too many things already ride on our current domain, so we're trying to dodge a migration to a new domain if we can. Still thinking about our best course of action.
What kind of things? Things should not be tied overly to a domain, too much to go wrong.
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@g-i-jones said in New to server builds. Making new DC on domain.:
@Dashrender roughly 100 cpu's, 10 servers, website, helpdesk, testing center, etc.
That's all easy stuff, though. If the domain is corrupt, you are going to be moving. Best to make it all as simple and reliable as possible.
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@g-i-jones said in New to server builds. Making new DC on domain.:
@kelly Thanks. Things are starting to pan out that way it seems.
Also, use this chance to consider if there are pieces that don't need to be on the domain. Might lessen the conversion process.
