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Removing a AD Server

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Shady66

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I recently upgraded our Print server on to a new box. Also the old print server was a Backup AD Server.

Now, I have the new Print server up and running and has been added to the Active Directory as a Backup AD server.

Is there anything special I have do do now besides delete the old Print server from the domain controller's group in Active Directory ?

Thanks Guys

Lead, Follow of get the %&*#%$ out of the way !!
 
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You will have to run dcpromo to remove the old server from the AD domain.
 
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