So as for the move:
It went damn near flawless, short of one minor but annoying oversight/accident/fuck-up, depending on how you want to label it. More could've been automated/prepared in the process to, so the whole thing involved less typing/checking, but it was overall really nice. I just wish it could've been perfect. More later. Outside our control, too, half of the new network wasn't quite up to snuff, so a lot of waiting for that to come up nicely was involved. And in the end we're now hearing it was duplex issues? How many times have I seen that problem, and people/machines just can't figure it out? Embarassing. In any case, they routed around the broken half to fix that.
Now a couple of hours of misc tasks I'm sure.....