In terms of the print server migration,
I'm going to show you in the demo another way to go.
I don't want to give you the mistaken assumption that the Windows
Server migration tools are the only way to go in terms of migrating
these roles and features between servers.
No,
it's true that WSMT is cool because it gives you a nice
PowerShell‑based unified interface.
But if you're more comfortable with graphical tools, you can do that.
You can do exports and imports with DHCP. And as you can see on
this slide, for a Windows Server print server,
you can use the Print Management Microsoft Management Console to do a
Migrate Printers operation where you can export all of the configured
queues and drivers to a binary file and then just perform an import
on the destination server.
Again, that same pattern works for other of these workloads as well like DHCP.
Actually, in my first demo, I'm going to walk you through doing both print
queue and DHCP migrations. Let's get to that now, as a matter of fact.