Jason,

Given your present setup have you just considered shutting down the
services on the media server you are going to replace, using your backup
system to make a backup, then restoring to the new hardware? As
heretical as it may sound to the NIX community windows has a really good
plug and play routine that should handle your new hardware. 

David Spearman
County of Henrico, Va.

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A few more details:

All servers are running windows 2k3, reasonably up to date on patches.

Netbackup version 6.5.0 (with 1 engineering supplied patch).

1 master server, 3 media servers.  Ideally we'd keep the same name/ip of
the media server we're upgrading, but it's a forklift upgrade...
entirely new server.

--Jason

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