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Win2003 to 2008, and keeping old ISA 2006 settings - 15.Sep.2008 3:36:56 PM

Ben79

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Hi

I'm trying to find out if there is any major issues if I upgrade (clean install) my Win2003 server to Windows 2008. This without messing to much with my edge/main firewall ISA 2006 std.

The Windows 2003 server is running DC, AD, DHCP, DNS, VPN.

My server is named Serv1, can I give that name to the "new" server as well as the same IP-adress?
Or do I need to remove/change all my ISA rules in order to use the new server?

Ben

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RE: Win2003 to 2008, and keeping old ISA 2006 settings - 15.Sep.2008 6:08:49 PM

paulo.oliveira

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Hi Ben,

do you want to install ISA 2006 on Windows 2008?
If so, it doesn�t work on any version of windows 2008

Regards,
Paulo Oliveira.

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RE: Win2003 to 2008, and keeping old ISA 2006 settings - 17.Sep.2008 2:59:27 PM

Ben79

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Thank You for your answer.
However this is not relevant for my main question.

I don't want to mess at all with my ISA 2006 server.

I just want to change my main server's OS to Win2008, and keep the old server name and settings for my network. Such as DHCP/DNS adress table.

And if possible keep the settings in ISA since im not really chaning anything exept the OS

Is this even remotely possible? If not I guess my Christmas vacation is saved

Ben

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RE: Win2003 to 2008, and keeping old ISA 2006 settings - 22.Sep.2008 7:24:53 AM

paulo.oliveira

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Hi Ben,

if you not intend to remove the win 2003 from ISA, then I see no problem about that!

Just a few remarks: ISA doesn�t support x64 bits OS or IPv6.