dhcp move - 2k to 2k3

Hello

I am researching the article 325473 for this move and have some questions. I
would also appreciate anyone's input that may have already completed this
move.
OUr DHCP server are load balanced, in that they both have the same scopes,
but different IP ranges for leasing.

1. Certain items will not be imported via DHCPEXIM.
I cannot find the following information to verify: DHCP databae backup path,
Mulicast Scopes and BOOTP tables.

2. Step 2 of the article state to run jetpack from the command prompt. Is
this the right path? Jetpack resides under system32, not the dhcp folder. Is
using jetpack necessary?

3. Step 4 is a little confusing. After exporting, can't I just copy the file
(not sure which file?) to the target server and import via DHCPEXIM? Is this
file a text file? or DHCP.mdb. I see that it is reccomended to use netsh.

Thank you for your assistance.

Mark Clark

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"Mark Clark" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> Hello
>
> I am researching the article 325473 for this move and have some questions.
> I
> would also appreciate anyone's input that may have already completed this
> move.
> OUr DHCP server are load balanced, in that they both have the same scopes,
> but different IP ranges for leasing.
>
> 1. Certain items will not be imported via DHCPEXIM.
> I cannot find the following information to verify: DHCP databae backup
> path,
> Mulicast Scopes and BOOTP tables.
>
> 2. Step 2 of the article state to run jetpack from the command prompt. Is
> this the right path? Jetpack resides under system32, not the dhcp folder.
> Is
> using jetpack necessary?
>
> 3. Step 4 is a little confusing. After exporting, can't I just copy the
> file
> (not sure which file?) to the target server and import via DHCPEXIM? Is
> this
> file a text file? or DHCP.mdb. I see that it is reccomended to use netsh.
>
> Thank you for your assistance.
>
> Mark Clark