i'm helping a friend with a consulting job for a small business. they have two offices each with a DSL router and a public IP on the outside. we moved the 2003 SBS server and the email is not working. The DNS on the server is only for AD. I found the zone using some free tools, but i'm trying to figure out who the host is.
other than googling the IP's of the name servers is there an easy way to do it?
We just built a new cluster to replace to stand alone BI servers. Its running Windows 2003 x64 and SQL 2005. One instance is already running in production and we're getting ready to move another server's data onto a named instance of this cluster.
This legacy server is SQL 2000 SP4 running SQL 2000 SSRS as well. There are around 10 databases that will be moved along with something like 1000 reports.
what is the easiest way to migrate the reports to the new hardware? no one wants to manually export and import the rdl's. The cluster will host the reportserver db and the databases. we have 2 new servers running SSRS in scale out mode that will host the reports.