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Plan, Migrate, Manage: Shifting Seamlessly from NT4 to Windows 2003

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Overview Your Active Directory environment can make or break your entire NT4 to Windows 2003 migration project. Learn how to ensure the constant availability of Active Directory-and the business-critical services that rely on it-from the start of your migration throughout the Active Directory lifecycle. This live, one-hour Web seminar, sponsored by HP OpenView, NetPro, and Aelita Software, features best practices for migration planning and administration, tips and tricks for ensuring Exchange and Active Directory health, and guidance for managing your directory for maximum availability and performance during migration and beyond. Presenters include Rex Backman of HP OpenView, NetProÂ’s Gil Kirkpatrick, and Doug Hazelman from Aelita.

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Publisher	Penton Media
Live Date	15th May 2008 09:33 BST
Format	Webcast
Topics	Upgrades and Migration, Windows NT - 2000 - 2003

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