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DCIM-B367
It’s the End of the World As You Know It… Windows Server 2003 End of Life: Infrastructure Migration
Pierre Roman
@pierreroman
CANITPRO.NET
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About me!
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4. Agenda Windows server 2003 R2 support Status
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Agenda
Windows server 2003 R2 support Status
Migrating foundation services
Active Directory
DNS
DHCP
File Shares & DFS
Print Server
Ongoing Management
Resources
Next Steps
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5. Why Migration and not Upgrade?
Provides a transition path from:
x86 to x64 OS (anything after Windows server 2008 is x64 only)
Physical to virtual (and vice versa)
Full server to server core (and vice versa)
Clean operating system installs
Reduces risk and downtime
OS installation and most migration tasks are performed while the source server is still live
Allows migration verification and performance benchmarking prior to bringing the target server “online”
Source server remains available for back out scenarios

6. End of support for Windows Server 2003/R2
Optimistic Estimates
Server migration: 200 days
Application migration: 300+ days
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7. No updates No updates No compliance No compliance No safe haven
What end of support means
No updates
No updates
No compliance
No compliance
No safe haven
Lack of PCI compliance could mean that Visa and MasterCard will no longer do business with your organization
No safe haven
Now is the time to act
37 critical updates released in 2013 for Windows Server 2003/R2
Impact on both physical and virtualized servers
Start planning your migration and transforming your datacenter today
Windows 2003/R2 servers will not pass a compliance audit
Impact on Microsoft Small Business Server 2003
Increased operations costs
Discontinued support for many applications

8. Migration process 1 2 3 4 Discover Assess Target Migrate
Catalog your software and workloads 1
Assess
Categorize applications and workloads 2
Target
Identify your destination(s) 3
Migrate
Make the move 4

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Test Environment
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10. The Pledge I promise to do my due diligence, To plan my upgrades,
To backup my system before I touch anything.
I promise to take more time than the length of this session to perform my upgrade.
So help me Bill, Steve. Satya !

11. Prepare the Migration Tools
Verify that the source server has sufficient disk space (at least 23 MB)
Microsoft .NET Framework 2.0 is installed on computers that are running Windows Server 2003
Windows PowerShell 1.0 or later, is installed on computers that are running Windows Server 2003

12. Prepare Migration tools
Install feature on Windows Server 2012 R2
Install-WindowsFeature Migration -ComputerName <TargetName>
Once Installed – Prepare the package for the 2003 servers.
Smigdeploy.exe /package /architecture Amd64 /OS WS03 /Path <TargetPath>
Copy the package to the local 2003 servers
Execute SMigDeploy.exe from the 2003 servers
Done!

13. Migrate your DNS Easiest part of your migration
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Migrate your DNS
Easiest part of your migration
Active Directory integrated zone
Introduce a Windows Server 2012 R2 DC with the DNS role installed in your domain
Allow to Replicate
Update DHCP with new DNS address or Change server address to match old one.
Done!
Stand-Alone DNS
Export and copy Zone configuration and zone files to target machine
Import Zone configuration and zone files
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14. Migrating your Active Directory
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Migrating your Active Directory
Prerequisites
Current Domain Functional Level is at least Windows 2003 mode.
Promote a Windows Server 2012 R2 to DC status.
Allow to replicate
Transfer FSMO roles
Demote Windows Server 2003 DC
Remove Windows Server 2003 from domain
Set domain and forest Functional Levels appropriately
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15. Migrating DHCP Match NIC number from source to target servers
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Migrating DHCP
Match NIC number from source to target servers
Identify which scope are bound to which NICs
Export all settings from the source server
Stop the DHCP server first
De-authorize from Active Directory
Install DHCP service on target server
Import settings in the target server
Start server
Authorize DHCP server
Retire old DHCP server
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16. Migrating File Shares & DFS
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Migrating File Shares & DFS
Environment
Verify that the data locations for the destination server have sufficient free space
Open port UDP 7000 & TCP 7000 on destination server
Use the same drive letters for the destination server volumes
Do not allow users to access the destination server until migration is fully completed
The DFS Namespaces
Join DFS Namespace and use the replication service to Migrate the data
Once the replication is complete remove the 2003 server from the namespace
Other Shares and Data
Use the Send-SmigServerData  Receive-SmigServerData cmdlet from the migration tools and Migrate the shares and data.
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17. Migrating Print Servers
Verify that the new versions of the drivers are available
Use built in tools… don’t re-invent the wheel
Use Server Manager to Install Print Server and management tools on the Windows Server 2012 R2 machine
Use the export\import capabilities in the tool.
Once Migrated retire 2003 server
Remove from the domain
Shutdown and turn off (forever!!! )
In DNS add CNAME record to point your source server name to your target server name (you wont need to re-map printers!)

18. Now What? Remember the Pledge. Take this as an opportunity
Take an inventory of your environment
Identify services to Migrate
Plan, Plan, Plan…
Take this as an opportunity
Do you still need the service?
Is this an opportunity to move to the cloud?
DCIM-B376 Windows Server 2003 End of Life Migration Planning for Your Workloads

19. Session Resources HTTP://CANITPRO.NET
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Session Resources
Install, Use, and Remove Windows Server Migration Tools
Step-By-Step: Active Directory Migration from Windows Server 2003 to Windows Server 2012 R2
Migrate Roles and Features to Windows Server 2012 R2
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