Exporting registry / group policy etc

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BertieBigBollox

Got a Windows 2000 server that has some of the default settings
changed in an attempt to make it more secure.

I've moved from one RAID array to another. I used Ghost but then had
to do a Windows 2000 in place upgrade to get it to work again. By
doing this, will all my registry settings / group policy settings etc
be defaulted? I know all my patches and SP will need to be redone.
(Also, in the original version we deleted things like games, media
player etc).

I've still got a copy of the old server. If necessay, can I export
group policy / registry settings, do the windows install and then re-
import?
 
Got a Windows 2000 server that has some of the default settings
changed in an attempt to make it more secure.

I've moved from one RAID array to another. I used Ghost but then had
to do a Windows 2000 in place upgrade to get it to work again. By
doing this, will all my registry settings / group policy settings etc
be defaulted? I know all my patches and SP will need to be redone.
(Also, in the original version we deleted things like games, media
player etc).

I've still got a copy of the old server. If necessay, can I export
group policy / registry settings, do the windows install and then re-
import?
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Reply to replies to your posts in the original thread. As stated, you
*can't* switch drives on a windows 2000 computer. You *have* to reinstall.
 
(e-mail address removed) "contributed" in 24hoursupport.helpdesk:
Got a Windows 2000 server that has some of the default settings
changed in an attempt to make it more secure.

I've moved from one RAID array to another. I used Ghost but then had
to do a Windows 2000 in place upgrade to get it to work again. By
doing this, will all my registry settings / group policy settings etc
be defaulted? I know all my patches and SP will need to be redone.
(Also, in the original version we deleted things like games, media
player etc).

I've still got a copy of the old server. If necessay, can I export
group policy / registry settings, do the windows install and then re-
import?
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Promote the old server to a PDC, then promote the new server to a BDC.
Replicate the settings from the old server to the new server, demote both
servers to stand-alone and you're done. Takes about 5-10 minutes.
 
Yes, but what about the enum key. Without being able to import that it
means nothing. Sounds like some kiddy is messing with equipment he's not
allowed to.
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Ho Hum.

Nope perfectly serious use here.
 
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