Due to performance issues and monetary contraints we are looking at 
removing several R6.0.1 partitioned (not LPAR) domino servers off an old 
720, AS/400 server with no upgrade path.  Currently the 720 holds our 
domino admin server, the apps development server, an apps test server 
(these 3 will remain and stay operational), a mail server, a Notes 
application server, a web application server, and an SMTP server.  The 
last 4 domino servers are planned to be placed on a Quad Windows 2000 
server, 3 GB RAM, 263GB disk which will be partitioned into the required 4 
domino servers. The mail server, once moved, will be returned to a 
clustered environment existing with a 270, AS/400 and it's associated mail 
server, app server, and SMTP server.

Having not done this before I would appreciate any advice that will 
minimize potential issues - or comments (particularly if I should rethink 
my plan).  I looked through Domino/IBM documentation but they don't 
address moving servers around, and associated concerns, too much. 
Appreciate any input.
-----------------------------------------------------------
Gary L Wade
Lotus Notes Administrator
City of Orlando - City Hall
400 S. Orange Ave.
PO Box 4990
Orlando, FL 32802-4990
(PH) 407.246.3796  (Fax) 407.246.2878
Gary.Wade@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

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