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windows 2003 domain controller
Can a 2003 domain controller be installed in a w2k domain
without upgrading the domain?
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Laura E. Hunter \(MVP\) #2 Re: windows 2003 domain controller
Not as a domain controller, no. Before installing 2003 Active Directory in
a 2000 domain, you need to extend AD & the AD schema to create the
new/updated information required by 2003 Active Directory.
Windows 2003 -can- function as a member server within a 2000 AD domain
without changing the state of your 2000 AD installation, simply by adding it
to the domain without running dcpromo.
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