To perform this procedure, we need to have a Windows 2003 Enterprise Edition in Domain, logically a disk drive that accepts clustering (a NAS/SAN or iSCSI, if we don't have we can try one based on StarWind type software – HERE). This would be my scenario:
One thing that's always been useful and doesn't come with Exchange anymore 2003 is the ability to change a user's password via the web, from OWA, Now that default option is disabled. To enable it, you must follow these steps:
If we have an MS Exchange installed 2000 or 2003 and we want to rename the language of mailboxes, for example, call the INBOX folder Inbox and so on for all users with their respective folders, We must follow the following procedure.
This document explains how to balance an IP address or hostname, It's ideal if we have a web host and we want to have a balance of it, Mirroring the web page on both servers (also serves for OWA), or the profits that can be assigned to it. There are two methods for this, “Round Robin” or NLB (Clúster de equilibrio de red o Network Load Balancing):
This is a copy that I personally like, as it takes the boxes independent of each other and looks something more 'real'’ when retrieving data, You can go to the email that interests the user.
Let it be clear to you, This is a backup that I would do to all the servers I install and I would do it to all of them once a week, since it keeps my state as it is, it is so that we can then recover them in the same state as the backup we have of the server. It's as simple as in the Windows BACKUP utility (HERE) in “Beginning” > “Programmes” > “Accessories” > “System Tools” > “Backup”.
This procedure explains the basics of how to organize your active directory with OUs, how to create users for people so they can log in to all posts, Create Groups, and at the end of the whole the most interesting properties of the users. To open the Active Directory main console, we have to be on an MS Windows 2000 or 2003 Server version, Then you have to go to: “Beginning” > “Programmes” > “Administrative Tools” > “Active Directory Users and Computers”
This document will show you how to successfully migrate a Microsoft Windows environment 2000 o Microsoft Windows 2003 to Microsoft Windows 2008. Being the migration of Active Directory 2000 or 2003 a 2008. Active Directory will be migrated to this new version to new domain controllers. Old domain controllers will disappear. So you'll need a new server to install Windows 2008, Make it a domain controller, pass the roles to it and then unpromote the old domain controllers. Finally, the functional level of the domain and the forest will be raised to 'Windows 2008'. The correct steps to follow will be:
This procedure explains how to migrate user accounts from any Windows to Windows 2003. It is detailed to do it from MS Windows NT 4 Server SP6a, User accounts will be migrated & groups to the Active Directory of MS Windows 2003.
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