Migrating from Microsoft Windows NT Server 4.0 to Windows Server 2003
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packet filtering
configuring, for VPN remote access server, Configuring Packet Filters for a VPN Server
IP and Internetwork Packet Exchange (IPX) packet filtering, Feature Enhancements from RAS to RRAS
packet signing, SMB., see smb (server message block) packet signing
paging files, Completing Pre-Upgrade Tasks
multidisk volumes and, Using Dynamic Disks with Hardware RAID
parameters, IIS 6.0 Migration Tool, Running the IIS 6.0 Migration Tool
parent paths, ASP relative, Process for Migrating a Web Site from IIS 4.0 to IIS 6.0, Determining Whether ASP Pages Use Relative Parent Paths
partitions
Active Directory application directory, Install Active Directory
NTFS, Upgrade the Operating System of the Windows NT 4.0 PDC, Upgrade Windows NT 4.0 BDCs
patches
obtaining and applying current security, Process for Migrating a Web Site from IIS 4.0 to IIS 6.0, Obtaining and Applying Current Security Patches, Table 6.8: Security Ratings Used by Windows Update and Automatic Updates
paths, ASP relative parent, Process for Migrating a Web Site from IIS 4.0 to IIS 6.0, Determining Whether ASP Pages Use Relative Parent Paths
paths, migration, Selecting a Migration Path , Determine Supported Operating System Upgrades
determining operating system upgrades, Determine Supported Operating System Upgrades
evaluating existing hardware, Evaluate Your Existing Hardware
pausing Web sites, Verifying That Clients Are Not Accessing the Web Site, Enabling Client Access
PDCs (Primary Domain Controllers)
authorizing DHCP service, Authorize the DHCP Service
backing up data, Back Up Domain Data
configuring Windows Time Service, Configure the Windows Time Service
delegating DNS zones for Active Directory domain, Delegate the DNS Zone for the Windows Server 2003 Domain
enabling DNS aging and scavenging, Enable Aging and Scavenging for DNS
example, Evaluate Your Existing Hardware
identifying upgrade problems, Identify Potential Upgrade Problems
installing Active Directory, Install Active Directory, Example: Installing Active Directory on the PDC
modifying security policies, Modify Security Policies
offline operations during operating system upgrades, PDC Offline Operations
post-upgrade tests, Perform Post-Upgrade Tests
promoting BDC to, Develop a Recovery Plan
relocating LMRepl file replication service, Completing Pre-Upgrade Tasks
server role assignment for, not meeting hardware requirements, Server Role Assignment if the PDC Does Not Meet Hardware Requirements
upgrading, Evaluate Your Existing Hardware
upgrading operating system of, Upgrade the Operating System of the Windows NT 4.0 PDC
upgrading, to Active Directory, Upgrading the PDC, Modify Security Policies
verifying DNS server recursive name resolution, Verify DNS Server Recursive Name Resolution
peers, Windows Time Service, Configure the Windows Time Service
Perform Group Policy Modeling analyses permission, Using Group Policy Modeling to Simulate Resultant Set of Policy
performance
Chkdsk, Determining Maximum Volume Size
RAID levels and, Choosing the RAID Level
RAM and Chkdsk, Determining RAM Specifications
Windows Server 2003 improvements, Reviewing Operating System Performance Improvements
WINS and DHCP services, Upgrading WINS and DHCP Servers
performance library information, Table 6.1: Recommended Service Startup Types on a Dedicated Web Server
Performance Logs and Alerts service, Table 6.1: Recommended Service Startup Types on a Dedicated Web Server
Performance Monitor, Verifying That Clients Are Not Accessing the Web Site
perimeter network interfaces, Configuring TCP/IP on the VPN Server
Permcopy.exe tool, Migrating Your Data, Additional Resources
permissions
controlling access to shared printers, Using Printer Permissions to Control Access to Shared Printers
data migration risks and, Identifying Migration Risks
Group Policy, Group Policy Management Console (GPMC)
groups and, Determining Who Needs Access to the Folders
levels of, Determining the Level of Access That Users Require
migrating share, Migrating Your Data
NTFS. , see ntfs permissions
Perform Group Policy Modeling analyses, Using Group Policy Modeling to Simulate Resultant Set of Policy
Remotely access Group Policy Results data, Using Group Policy Results to Determine Resultant Set of Policy
restricting printer acces, Restricting Access to Printers
types of, Determining the Type of Permissions to Use
Web site. , see web site permissions
physical security
file server, Ensuring the Physical Security of Each File Server
print server, Ensuring the Physical Security of Each Print Server
platforms
printing support across, Overview of Windows Server 2003 File and Print Servers
pm.log file, Backing up Print Server Settings, Restoring print server settings
point and print feature, Overview of Windows Server 2003 File and Print Servers
printer drivers, Windows NT 4.0 inbox drivers, IHV drivers with matching names
security restrictions, Securing the Print Environment
point-in-time file copies., see shadow copies
point-in-time images
backups and, Planning Storage for Each Server Configuration
Point-to-Point Protocol over Ethernet for demand-dial connections, Enhancements for Small Businesses
Point-to-Point Tunneling Protocol (PPTP), Feature Enhancements from RAS to RRAS
Poledit.exe tool, Distinguishing True Policies from Group Policy Preferences, Group Policy and Windows Operating Systems
policies, remote access, Configuring a Dial-up Remote Access Server, Configuring Encryption for a Dial-up Solution
policies, true, Distinguishing True Policies from Group Policy Preferences
pooling printers, Pooling printers
port monitor
printer, Overview of Windows Server 2003 File and Print Servers
ports
configuring dial-in, for remote access, Configuring a Connection to the Intranet
configuring modem, for remote access, Configuring a Connection to the Intranet
installing printer, Installing Printer Ports, Pooling printers
ports, DCOM, Verifying Connectivity Between the Source Server and the Target Server
PostScript printer drivers, Windows NT 4.0 inbox drivers
Pre-Windows 2000 Compatible Access built-in group, Service Compatibility, Eliminate Anonymous Connections to Domain Controllers
pre-Windows 2000 compatible access mode, Service Compatibility
precedence, Group Policy, Creating and Linking a GPO to a Test OU
Preference Mode, Distinguishing True Policies from Group Policy Preferences
preferences, user
Group Policy and, Comparing Group Policy with System Policy, Distinguishing True Policies from Group Policy Preferences
preshared key authentication
configuration for L2TP/IPSec connections, Other Enhancements
Primary Domain Controller (PDC) Emulator
administrative templates and, Administrative Templates
primary domain controllers (PDCs)
upgrading WINS and DHCP servers and, Upgrading WINS and DHCP Servers
Print Migrator tool, Overview of Windows Server 2003 File and Print Servers, Planning a Print Server Deployment, Automated Print Server Migration with Print Migrator, Using Print Migrator 3.1, Restoring print server settings, Additional Resources
migrating printers with, Migrating Printers by Using Print Migrator 3.1
print queues
clean installations and, Choosing a Clean Installation
Print Migrator and, Restoring print server settings
security, Overview of Windows Server 2003 File and Print Servers
print server role, Overview of Planning the Migration
print servers, Chapter 4: Migrating File and Print Servers to Windows Server 2003, Additional Resources
adding printers, Adding Printers, Restricting Access to Printers
automated migration with Print Migrator, Automated Print Server Migration with Print Migrator
choosing installation method, Choosing the Print Server Installation Method, Version Support Across Operating Systems
clean installations, Deploying Print Servers with Clean Installations, Migrating Printers by Using Print Migrator 3.1
clean installations vs. upgrading, Planning a Print Server Deployment, Choosing the Print Server Installation Method, Choosing a Clean Installation
combining file servers and, Configuring the New File Server
deployment planning, Planning a Print Server Deployment, Restoring print server settings
deployment resources, Additional Resources
determining network connection method, Determining the Print Server Network Connection Method, Connecting Through the Standard TCP/IP Port
Group Policy settings and printing environment security, Securing the Print Environment
installing Windows Server 2003 on, Installing Windows Server 2003 on Print Servers, Non-blocked IHV drivers
inventorying current printing environment, Planning a Print Server Deployment
migrating printers, Migrating Printers, Restoring print server settings
migrating printers with Print Migrator, Migrating Printers by Using Print Migrator 3.1
migration overview, Overview of Windows Server 2003 File and Print Servers
physical security, Ensuring the Physical Security of Each Print Server
planning security, Planning for Print Server Security, Using Printer Permissions to Control Access to Shared Printers
printer driver version support, Version Support Across Operating Systems
upgrading, Deploying Print Servers with Upgrade Installations, Non-blocked IHV drivers
Web servers and, Process for Migrating a Web Site from IIS 4.0 to IIS 6.0
Windows Server 2003 improvements, Overview of Windows Server 2003 File and Print Servers
print services
preparing, for Active Directory upgrades, Completing Pre-Upgrade Tasks
print spooler client connections, Securing the Print Environment
Print Spooler service, Table 6.1: Recommended Service Startup Types on a Dedicated Web Server
Printer Control Language (PCL) drivers, Windows NT 4.0 inbox drivers
printer drivers
print service upgrades and, Completing Pre-Upgrade Tasks
printer icon
dragging, Connecting Clients to Printers
printers
adding drivers, Adding Additional Printer Drivers
adding, to print servers, Adding Printers, Restricting Access to Printers
centralized management of, Overview of Windows Server 2003 File and Print Servers
client connections to shared, Securing the Print Environment, Connecting Clients to Printers
consolidation tools, Overview of Windows Server 2003 File and Print Servers
driver versioning, Overview of Windows Server 2003 File and Print Servers, Version Support Across Operating Systems
drivers and print server installation, Choosing the Print Server Installation Method
drivers and upgrading from Windows NT 4.0, Upgrading from Windows NT 4.0, Non-blocked IHV drivers
installing drivers, Overview of Windows Server 2003 File and Print Servers
locating nearby, Overview of Windows Server 2003 File and Print Servers
migrating, Choosing a Clean Installation
migrating, to print servers, Migrating Printers, Restoring print server settings
migrating, with Print Migrator, Automated Print Server Migration with Print Migrator
pooling, Pooling printers
publishing in Active Directory, Publishing Printers in Active Directory
publishing shared, in Active Directory, Publishing Printers in Active Directory
resolving driver problems, Deploying Print Servers with Upgrade Installations, Using Fixprnsv.exe to Resolve Driver Issues
restricting access to, Restricting Access to Printers
status reporting, Overview of Windows Server 2003 File and Print Servers
using permissions to control access to shared, Using Printer Permissions to Control Access to Shared Printers
Printupg.inf file, Blocked IHV drivers
private interface, NAT, Other Enhancements
PrnAdmin tool, Planning a Print Server Deployment, Additional Resources
properties
additional Web site, Configuring Additional Web Site Properties
configuring IIS 6.0, Configuring IIS 6.0 Properties
IIS 6.0 metabase, Process for Migrating a Web Site from IIS 4.0 to IIS 6.0, Migration Tasks That Are Automated by the IIS 6.0 Migration Tool, Configuring Additional Web Site Properties, Modifying IIS 6.0 Metabase Properties
provisioning scripts
Web site migration, Preparing for Migration
public key infrastructure (PKI), Other Enhancements
Public-Key Cryptography Standard (PKCS) #12, Migrating Server Certificates for SSL