Identity and administration
- Samba Active Directory and DNS
- RSAT-compatible administration
- Group Policy administration workflows
- Existing Windows domain migration planning
WINDOWS SERVER REPLACEMENT
Replace the infrastructure layer. Keep the workflows that matter.
LIL helps organizations evaluate and plan a move from Windows Server infrastructure used for domain services, DNS, and file services.
This is a migration and operating-model conversation, not a claim that LGF replaces every Windows application or workload.
SUPPORTED DIRECTION
Common capabilities in the replacement path.
Storage and integration
- Domain-integrated SMB file shares
- Multiple independent identity domains accessing shared storage
- Microsoft 365, Google Workspace, and Okta synchronization planning
- Explicit boundaries for application-specific workloads
WHY START WITH A REVIEW?
Preserve what is useful. Remove what has become unnecessary.
The first engagement maps identity, DNS, storage, access, dependencies, and migration constraints. It produces a practical sequence rather than a blanket replacement promise.
What we will clarify
- Which services are actually provided by Windows Server.
- Which applications need a separate migration path.
- How users, groups, permissions, and domains are connected.
- What can move first and what must remain during transition.
START A CONVERSATION
Tell us what your current environment does.
CONTACT
Request a replacement discussion
A short description of your current domain, DNS, file services, and applications is enough to begin.