You are the network administrator for a trucking firm.
The trucking firm has 80 employees and 40 computers. The firm’s network is a mixed environment of Microsoft Windows XP Professional computers and Microsoft Windows 2000 Professional computers. The file server runs Microsoft Windows Small Business Server 2003. Only one-half of the employees use computers.
The trucking firm purchases a new logistics software program to manage its fleet of trucks. This software needs to reside on a dedicated file server. The firm purchases a new file server. The new file server is pre-installed with Microsoft Windows Server 2003.
You need to add the new file server to the existing Windows Small Business Server 2003 network.
What should you do?
A.
Run the Active Directory Installation Wizard on the new Windows Server 2003 file server.
B.
From the Server Management screen, select the Computers, Manage Server Computers, and Setup Server Computers.
C.
Change the Windows Server 2003 Server computer to the primary domain. Demote the Windows Small Business Server 2003 computer.
D.
Change the Windows Small Business Server 2003 computer IP address to a subnet on the Windows Server 2003 network. Run the Active Directory Installation Wizard.