Windows Server 2008 R2 Thread, Restoring from server 2003 in Technical; Getting my new server 2008 soon, so planning for migration of data. If I do a ntbackup on current server ...
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6th February 2011, 10:10 PM #1 Restoring from server 2003
Getting my new server 2008 soon, so planning for migration of data. If I do a ntbackup on current server 2003 to an external drive can I restore on the new server? (I only have ntbackup)
Or would it be better to do a network drive backup on a windows 7 laptop using my external drive, does that use the same windows backup that server 2008 uses?
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6th February 2011, 10:32 PM #2
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There is an ntbackup restore utility for server 2008 that is available from the microsoft download centre which you can use to restore your backups form server 2003.
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6th February 2011, 11:23 PM #3 This will be the utility you need to restore the files on Server 2008: Download details: Windows NT Backup - Restore Utility
The good thing about you doing this is if you wish to keep any file permissions in tact then you can do so
providing your doing this with the same Domain Controller or/ If this box is going to be your new Domain Controller and your not doing a Migration then obviously you won't need to look at that but it's always nice and handy for people whom have lots of security permissions in place.
If your doing a Migration of Domain Controllers also
then again be nice to keep permissions and such in tact.
James.
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7th February 2011, 09:09 AM #4 There is a utility I think ts called the windows server shared folder migration utility. Run this on the server 2003 box and it has a nice GUI. It will migrate your files to the new server with permissions and recreate the share for you using the same permissions.
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