Summary: Hello all, I will be getting rid of our NT4.0 machine here and replacing it with a fresh WS2003 machine. I've read articles/posts about upgrading, bu...
Summary: My current setup is: Exchange 5.5 running on NT4.0 sp6a BDC All Data is on the NT4.0 sp6a PDC. All needs to go on the 2003 Server and Exchnage 2003 ...
Summary: We recently upgraded from NT4 (PDC) to Server 2003. The server 2003 was on the network as a domain member of the NT domain for a few months working as...
Summary: Hello, A school with an existing network has asked us to install a new Windows Server 2003 server. The school appears to be one large peer-to-peer net...
Summary: hi! can i have two separate domains (nt4.0 and win2003) in the same network? 1. what are the pros and cons of this setup? 2. how do u make the two...
Summary: I might add that upgrading from NT4.0 to 2003 server (or even 2000) requires a certain amount of knowledge and is not a simple task. If you're bound...
Summary: I have rebuilt an NT4.0 system as a BDC. I moved it to a test lan and upgraded to win2k3 AD. I have added a high powered server to be the real win2k3 ...
Summary: I want to migrate from NT4.0 to Win2k or win2k3. But my NT4.0 domain name as a special character inside. It looks like enterprise.com - What could I d...
Summary: Lucky devil that I am, I get to migrate our NT4 domain and Exch server 5.0 to Win Server 2003 Enterprise and Exch Server 2003. My question relates to...
Summary: "If you don't have a PDC and a BDC your best bet might very well be to install NT 4.0 on the new server and make it a BDC." To be honest, I'd do the m...
Summary: I currently am running NT server 4.0 but am unsure if it is the enterprise edition or not. I need to upgrade my server so that I can use SQL. Is there...
Summary: I am upgrading a Windows NT4.0 network to Windows 2003. When i add new machines to the domain they list the old domain on the logon screen rathr than ...
Summary: My trial version timebomb is about ready to go off. The trial version is Win server 2003 standard edition x64, and the retail version I bought is ent...
Summary: Hello everyone! I just joined this group, and I have found some valuable info on it already.... I am looking for advise in upgrading my NT4 domai...
Summary: I'm planning on upgrading my NT4 Directory to an AD 2K3 Directory and a NT4 Member server to 2K3, any suggestions or things i should watch out for. th...
Summary: I have an existing NT 4.0 structure with an NT4.0 PDC and a BDC as well, and member servers etc. The PDC is also my Exchange 5.5 server. I am addi...
Summary: I have 1 PDC and 1 BDC on an NT4 domain. Here's my plan on how to upgrade them to win2k3 DCs. a) Since the machines are old , I created a new BDC join...
Summary: Well Paul. I can tell by your question you'll need to get some more information. You might consider a book on Windows 2000 / 2003 Activie Directory ...
Summary: I am trying to establish a two-way trust with my Windows 2003 Domain (SP1 is installed on the lone domain controller) in preparation of a migration ....
Summary: Sorry if I was miss-leading. We are not upgrading the old server NT 4.0. We bought a new HP Windows 2003 server. The network still works 100% from the...
Summary: I installed a trial edition of windows server 2003 and installed service pack 2. I did not change the functional level, but it appears to be in window...
Summary: I'm going to attempt a server upgrade from 2000 to 2003. My question is on the license issue. The product box says "5 clt" so i assume it has only eno...
Summary: you only use Win's in a Win NT4.0 env, this is a windows 2003 DC, which Win's is not used, but DNS is.. make the worksta is question, made them part o...
Summary: Did you remove them from the old domain? If not do so. They could be looking for the old NT4.0 server to authenticate. You will also need to join th...
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