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pat@arms
May 4, 2010, 6:28:05 PM5/4/10
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What are some practices that I should follow knowing that the network
environment for the "pre-configured" SBS server is going to change? For
example - If I stage SBS 2008 in-house on my network and get the applications
and software setup on it and then ship it to be installed at its final
destination what are the best practices? I'm looking for some suggestions so
that the server doesn't freak out too much when it is plugged into it's new
LAN/router/everything. Thanks,
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Pat
environment for the "pre-configured" SBS server is going to change? For
example - If I stage SBS 2008 in-house on my network and get the applications
and software setup on it and then ship it to be installed at its final
destination what are the best practices? I'm looking for some suggestions so
that the server doesn't freak out too much when it is plugged into it's new
LAN/router/everything. Thanks,
--
Pat
pat@arms
May 6, 2010, 5:40:01 PM5/6/10
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What I have been doing is setting up the SBS server in my hardware area using
my network information and IP addresses to get teh server in its own Domain.
then I install teh applications and software that will be needed for the
client. When the server is sent on-site I then have to change the IP address
information to match what their router is using as far as IP scheme. I guess
that works OK.
--
Pat
my network information and IP addresses to get teh server in its own Domain.
then I install teh applications and software that will be needed for the
client. When the server is sent on-site I then have to change the IP address
information to match what their router is using as far as IP scheme. I guess
that works OK.
--
Pat
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