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2. Open Internet Explorer. If the Internet Connection Wizard appears, use the wizard to connect to the Internet via a LAN connection. 3. In the Address bar, type http://sbssrv/ConnectComputer (where sbssrv is the computer name of the Windows Small Business Server computer) and press Enter. 4. On the Network Configuration page, click the Connect To The Network Now link. 5. If a Security Warning dialog box appears asking whether you want to install and run the SBS Network Configuration Wizard, click Yes. After a few moments, the Small Business Server Network Configuration Wizard appears. 6. On the User Account And Password Information page, type the user name and password of a domain user account, and then click Next. 7. On the Assign Users To This Computer And Migrate Their Profiles page of the wizard (Figure 12-7), select all domain user accounts that will use the computer from the Available Users list, and then click Add.

Figure 12-7.

8. To migrate existing documents and program settings that are stored in a local user profile to the new domain user profile, select the domain user account in the Assigned User column, and then select the local user profile to migrate in the Current User Settings box. Click Next when you re finished assigning users to the computer and migrating user accounts.

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Use the Files And Settings Transfer Wizard provided with Windows XP to transfer user data and settings from a different computer, or to migrate user settings from an account in an existing domain to the new Windows Small Business Server 2003 domain. (See the Real World sidebar Migrating Profiles from an Existing Domain for a more thorough procedure.)

11. Select the check boxes of the folders you would like to synchronize, and then click Synchronize Account. E-mail messages from the selected folders are downloaded to your computer. E- mail messages from folders that you did not select for synchronization will be downloaded the first time you select that folder for viewing. 12. In the Folders list, click Outlook Express. Outlook Express now looks something like this:

9. On the Computer Name page, select the computer name to use and then click Next. Only names created using the Set Up Computer Wizard and not already taken by another computer are listed. More Info For more information about the Set Up Computer Wizard, see the sections Creating Computer Accounts for Client Computers and Creating Computer Accounts for Server Computers in this chapter. 10. On the Completing The Network Configuration Wizard page, review the settings and then click Finish. The Small Business Server Network Configuration Wizard adds the computer to the domain and then restarts the computer (typically two times). 11. Log on to the client computer using a domain user account. A Client Setup Wizard dialog box will appear automatically. 12. In the Client Setup Wizard dialog box, click Start Now to install assigned service packs and software immediately, or click Postpone to do it later. 13. On the first page of the Client Setup Wizard, click Next. On the Assigned Applications page (Figure 12-8), which appears if you selected the During Client Setup, Allow The Selected Applications To Be Modified check box when you created the client computer account, clear the check boxes next to any applications you don t want to install and then click Next.

Figure 12-8.

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14 If the Automatic Logon Information page appears, either type your password to permit the Client Setup Wizard to automatically log on during the Client Setup Wizard (one or more reboots might be necessary) or select Manual Logon to do it yourself The automatic logon feature is disabled after Client Setup completes Click Next when you re finished The Application Setup Progress page appears The Client Setup Wizard installs the specified applications and service packs and reboots the computer a couple of times, if necessary Real World Migrating Profiles from an Existing Domain Although the Files And Settings Transfer Wizard in Windows XP is the simplest way to preserve settings in a domain account when switching domains or migrating from an old server, it doesn t preserve all settings.

To preserve the entire user profile, use the following steps to create a new local user account and copy the domain profile to that account 1 On the client computer, create a new local user account using the Local Users and Groups MMC snap-in (accessible via the Computer Management snap-in) and add the account to the local Administrators group (you can make the local group memberships more appropriate after joining the domain) 2 Log on with the new local user account 3 Open the System tool in Control Panel, click the Advanced tab, and then click Settings in the User Profiles section 4 Select the domain account you want to migrate, click Copy To, and in the Copy To Profile box, type the path to a suitable folder on the hard drive (most likely a subfolder of the C:\Documents And Settings folder) 5.

13. In the Folders list, click Inbox to open your local Inbox. 14. On the View menu, click Layout. The Window Layout Properties dialog box appears: