Domain change from Local

Hi all,
I recently installed a BI test server locally and now what to include it in the domain, can you please point out how I should go about doing this?
Thanks,
Iqbal

Hi Alex:
Yes, you can change the current installation from Local to Domain based; I don't think there's a document to perform that; do the following:
1) Create both the Service Account and the <SID>ADM users on the DC.
2) Add the computer has a member of the new domain and logon with the new domain user <SID>ADM to create the domain user profile in the server. The logoff and logon with the local <SID>ADM now copy the current user profile to the new domain based; that is to have all environment variables in the new domain user. You can do this from My Computer (right click)
3) Add the users account from the domain as a member of the local Administrators and any SAP (global and local) groups in the local server.
4) Shutdown the SAP instance and DB instance; I assume you are running MSSQL Server 2000.
5) Shutdown the SQL Server services.
6) Now open Services.msc and search for the SAP services; double click on it and go to Logon tab and change the account from LOCAL to DOMAIN based; I will suggest browsing within the new domain to find the user IDs.
7) Repeat each step for every SAP instance service and for the SQL services if they are configured with the Local SAP accounts.
8) Start DB and SAP
I think that's all!
BTW; have a current backup always!!!
Hope this helps!
Best Regards,
Federico G. Babelis
NetWeaver Certified Consultant
http://www.gazum.com

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