I have 5 to 6 servers currently running on Windows 2008 Server inside my Azure Environment. So as we know, Microsoft ended the support for the 2008 Servers on January 2020. We had thought of proceeding with the clean installation of the new 2019/2022 Windows Servers depending upon the applications and requirements but not the in-place upgrade method. I was really trying very hard to find any documentations or any references for my requirement. Below are my requirements Create the new VMs with the 2019/2022 Windows Server in my Azure using the Terraform as IaC. Transfer data from the 2008 to 2019/2022 server using Robocopy. So I need to know if robocopy is a reliable way and what other factors should I consider ion my mind after creating the new VM using Terraform and transferring the files using robocopy.
I have 5 to 6 servers currently running on Windows 2012 Server inside my Azure Environment. So as we know, Microsoft will end the support for the 2012 Servers on October 2023. We had thought of proceeding with the clean installation of the new 2019/2022 Windows Servers depending upon the applications and requirements but not the in-place upgrade method. I was really trying very hard to find any documentations or any references for my requirement. Below are my requirements Create the new VMs with the 2019/2022 Windows Server in my Azure using the Terraform as IaC. Transfer data from the 2012 to 2019/2022 server using Robocopy. So I need to know if robocopy is a reliable way and what other factors should I consider ion my mind after creating the new VM using Terraform and transferring the files using robocopy.
To safeguard your data and confirm the active Microsoft licenses for your servers, it's advisable to initiate a direct consultation call with Microsoft. This consultation is complimentary, and it ensures the safety of your environment before proceeding with any upgrade
I see so many of these videos made by nice people, thx for that. I only wonder why so many of you guys dont give a shizzle about the sound of the videos?
Excellent video! Can I follow the same procedure to migrated Windows 2008 R2 server to Windows 2019 essentials? Or is this not possible?
Excellent video! Can I follow the same procedure to migrated Windows 2012 R2 server to Windows 2022 essentials? Or is this not possible?
I have 5 to 6 servers currently running on Windows 2008 Server inside my Azure Environment. So as we know, Microsoft ended the support for the 2008 Servers on January 2020. We had thought of proceeding with the clean installation of the new 2019/2022 Windows Servers depending upon the applications and requirements but not the in-place upgrade method. I was really trying very hard to find any documentations or any references for my requirement.
Below are my requirements
Create the new VMs with the 2019/2022 Windows Server in my Azure using the Terraform as IaC.
Transfer data from the 2008 to 2019/2022 server using Robocopy.
So I need to know if robocopy is a reliable way and what other factors should I consider ion my mind after creating the new VM using Terraform and transferring the files using robocopy.
If you are trying to migrate files from server 2008 to 2022 and not introduce a domain controller then yes robocopy is the way to go.
Thank for the video !!!!
I have 5 to 6 servers currently running on Windows 2012 Server inside my Azure Environment. So as we know, Microsoft will end the support for the 2012 Servers on October 2023. We had thought of proceeding with the clean installation of the new 2019/2022 Windows Servers depending upon the applications and requirements but not the in-place upgrade method. I was really trying very hard to find any documentations or any references for my requirement.
Below are my requirements
Create the new VMs with the 2019/2022 Windows Server in my Azure using the Terraform as IaC.
Transfer data from the 2012 to 2019/2022 server using Robocopy.
So I need to know if robocopy is a reliable way and what other factors should I consider ion my mind after creating the new VM using Terraform and transferring the files using robocopy.
To safeguard your data and confirm the active Microsoft licenses for your servers, it's advisable to initiate a direct consultation call with Microsoft. This consultation is complimentary, and it ensures the safety of your environment before proceeding with any upgrade
question, does GPO from the old DC migrate as well or is that a separate process?
Yes GPOs replicate automatically
Is the data not lost?
No data is lost
I see so many of these videos made by nice people, thx for that. I only wonder why so many of you guys dont give a shizzle about the sound of the videos?
I fixed the sound on all the new videos 😊
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