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I would simply remove the DHCP Role from your 2003 DC, once removed, it "should" fall out no issue.

 

IF you are creating psudo-static addresses tho with longer lease times... it might get a bit evil, but with any lucky your 2008 R2 DHCP allready had replicated the DHCP cache data.

 

*fingures crossed!*

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Just found that if I un-auth using the following method it worked.

  • Open DHCP.
  • In the console tree, click DHCP.
  • On the Action menu, click Manage authorized servers.
     
    The Manage Authorized Servers dialog box appears.
  • In Authorized DHCP servers, select the server you want to unauthorize.
  • Click Unauthorize.

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I have always used the method edutech4schools has just found and I have to say it works first time, every time. :)

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