A repair guide for SBS 2011 Standard has been released here – http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/gg697169.aspx
The topics covered include:
- Manage Windows Small Business Server 2011 Standard applications
- Repair administrator account access to SharePoint Foundation 2010
- Repair client deployment issues
- Repair email anti-spam software
- Repair email programs and Microsoft Exchange Server services
- Repair folder redirection and shared folders
- Repair Microsoft Exchange Server roles in Windows Small Business Server 2011 Standard
- Repair Monitoring and Reporting Features in Windows Small Business Server 2011 Standard
- Repair Remote Web Access
- Repair Remote Desktop Gateway
- Repair the Move Exchange Server Data task
- Repair the POP3 connector
- Repair the Windows Small Business Server 2011 Standard Console
- Repair Users and Groups features
- Repair Windows Server Backup
- Repair Windows Server Update Services
- Repair SharePoint Foundation 2010
- Repair SharePoint Foundation 2010 after moving the databases
- How to synchronize the DSRM password with the Windows Small Business Server 2011 Standard network administrator password
- How to manually create required Group Policy objects for Windows Small Business Server 2011 Standard
- How to remove the SSL binding to an incorrectly published certificate
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If you are planning a migration from SBS2003 or SBS2008 to SBS2011, you need to run through this checklist. For detailed descriptions, see the full blog post here – http://blogs.technet.com/b/sbs/archive/2011/07/01/sbs-2011-standard-migrations-keys-to-success.aspx
- Read through the migration guide before starting.
- Watch the migration video demos and online training.
- Join the Small Business Server forum.
- Practice a migration yourself in a test environment.
- On the Source server, run the SBS 2003 Best Practices Analyzer or SBS 2008 Best Practices Analyzer.
- On the Source server, make sure the Active Directory is healthy.
- On the Source server, check the Primary group of the account you will use to install the SBS 2011 server into the domain.
- Make sure the Admin account you are using for the migration has a STRONG password.
- SBS 2003 must be on a class C subnet (subnet mask of 255.255.255.0).
- Install the samsrv.dll update from KB 939820 on all Windows 2003 domain controllers in your environment, including the SBS 2003.
- In the source domain, check for the existence of an account named Postmaster.
- Check Exchange Server 2003 policies and remove the following ones, if they exist:
•Existing Mailbox Management policies
•Duplicate SMTP addresses in recipient policies
•Invalid SMTP addresses in recipient policies
- Disable WSUS on Source domain prior to migration.
- In the source domain, disable anything that may install software on machines added to the domain.
- On the Source server, verify that the SBS organizational units are present.
- On the Source server, run the SBS 2011 Migration Preparation Tool
- Make a System State Backup of the source server.
- Do not make any changes on the network.
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