@herber49: "Hi,
We are planning a migration from Windows NT Small Business Server 4.5 to
Windows Small Business Server 2003 (Premium edition) within a few weeks.
I have been reading the document 'Migrating from Small Business Server 4.5
or Windows NT Server 4.0 to Windows Small Business Server 2003'.
I remember that, a few years ago, we reconfigured our server from 2 NIC's
(one for WAN and one for LAN) to only one NIC.
(The reason of the reconfiguration had something to do with the
implementation of VPN using a hardware firewall.)
At that moment, we initially had problems with the Web Proxy Service being
not able to start up.
('The proxy server could not create a packet filter instance')
According to KB article Q243078, we had to change two things, to solve the
problem :
1. exclude the firewall IP address from the Local Address Table
2. disable packet filtering
I am wondering if the migration procedure will automatically transfer all
settings, so that everything will work fine on the new server ?
Has anyone successfully migrated yet to a one-NIC SBS2003 server ?
Herman Bernaerts"
    @marina: "Premium has ISA, and to benefit from all its functions, you would use 2
nics.
The migration will transfer computer accounts, user accounts and the
mailboxes.
Regards,
Marina
Microsoft SBS-MVP
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