Both servers are installed and ready for the next stage. One was an HP Proliant that I didn't have a SmartStart CD for. Couldn't find it. Fortunately one turned up in an office around these parts, and seemed to have the drivers needed to get it going. The SmartStart OS install for Win2K is pretty nifty. It copied the OS-source-files to disk before it kicked off the install, so I didn't need the CD during OS install. This meant I could use a disk I had created that had SP4 slipstreamed in, but wasn't bootable. Saved a step this way.
Now the challenge is to figure out if they belong in the domain or not. If the customers need regular console access, these servers may end up in their own workgroup. If they don't, they get domanified. However, the computers may still be in the domain, but the access is handled locally. Unknown at this time. Must get clarification before going forward with this one.
Now the challenge is to figure out if they belong in the domain or not. If the customers need regular console access, these servers may end up in their own workgroup. If they don't, they get domanified. However, the computers may still be in the domain, but the access is handled locally. Unknown at this time. Must get clarification before going forward with this one.