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Waqas Sarwar MVP
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Your approach is good. If the new server on the same domain then now issue.

  • install the SharePoint on new server( make sure same patch /build level)
  • Run the Config wizard on new server and join it to farm.
  • if you have any manual changes in SharePoint i.e web.config, please apply on new server.
  • Now update your AAM setting(if using the server name and port number)
  • Update IIS bindings, and SSL certs( if ssl configured)
  • If using DNS, please update them to point new server.
  • Start the services on the New Server i.e User profile, MMS, Search etc
  • now test everything works as expected
  • time to remove the old server from farm.
  • Test again.

Your approach is good. If the new server on the same domain then now issue.

  • install the SharePoint on new server( make sure same patch /build level)
  • Run the Config wizard on new server and join it to farm.
  • if you have any manual changes in SharePoint i.e web.config, please apply on new server.
  • Now update your AAM setting(if using the server name and port number)
  • If using DNS, please update them to point new server.
  • Start the services on the New Server i.e User profile, MMS, Search etc
  • now test everything works as expected
  • time to remove the old server from farm.
  • Test again.

Your approach is good. If the new server on the same domain then now issue.

  • install the SharePoint on new server( make sure same patch /build level)
  • Run the Config wizard on new server and join it to farm.
  • if you have any manual changes in SharePoint i.e web.config, please apply on new server.
  • Now update your AAM setting(if using the server name and port number)
  • Update IIS bindings, and SSL certs( if ssl configured)
  • If using DNS, please update them to point new server.
  • Start the services on the New Server i.e User profile, MMS, Search etc
  • now test everything works as expected
  • time to remove the old server from farm.
  • Test again.
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Waqas Sarwar MVP
  • 56.9k
  • 17
  • 43
  • 80

Your approach is good. If the new server on the same domain then now issue.

  • install the SharePoint on new server( make sure same patch /build level)
  • Run the Config wizard on new server and join it to farm.
  • if you have any manual changes in SharePoint i.e web.config, please apply on new server.
  • Now update your AAM setting(if using the server name and port number)
  • If using DNS, please update them to point new server.
  • Start the services on the New Server i.e User profile, MMS, Search etc
  • now test everything works as expected
  • time to remove the old server from farm.
  • Test again.