Summary: You could not add it to the existing 2000 AD as a DC without running adprep. You would get an error if you had tried. This tells me you either brough...
Summary: Hi I am currently in the process or upgradin my system to a 2003 domain. At the moment I have one 2003 server which is the member of a 2000 domain. Wh...
Summary: I have a windows 2000 domain and I have to create a new domain that will will become a tree in the forest. The new domain will eventually bocome the ...
Summary: Dear friends, I have a problem installing and Configuring Windows 2003 Enterprise Edition. PLEASE HELP ME OUT. I'm in dire need of the solution. I str...
Summary: I have a PC with Win NT workstation and I want to format the drive and load Win 2003 Server on top. If I put the Win 2003 cd in, will it give me the ...
Summary: I have a small network running win 2003 server. I have a 2000 server that I want to add to the domain which I have done. Now I want to install AD on ...
Summary: What is the best way to implement WIndows 2003 Domain Controllers into an existing Windows 2000 Domain environment? I currently have two WIndows 2000...
Summary: no, i dont want to run exchange 2k on a 2k3 box. i need to run exchange 2k on a 2k box in a 2k3 domain. i have already prepped the domain and forest ...
Summary: I will be adding a new server with a fresh install of 2003 servre to my existing 2000 domain. I'd like to promote this new 2003 server to a DC. Also...
Summary: Issue: 1. Windows 2000 domain, 2 "controllers." 2. Added standalone 2003 server to domain - did not grant it any domain controller roles whatsoever ...
Summary: Hello all, I have installed Win2003 SP1 (R2) server standard Ed. It is a new DC in a new Domain. When I attempted to setup DNS it is asking for som...
Summary: Active Directory doesn't work like that. You are thinking flat file server structure. You want a 2003 DC in a 2000 domain you have run adprep or you ...
Summary: No matter if the DC is in a child domain or any other, this is what should be done to remove Active Directory from a domain controller. Otherwise, yo...
Summary: They should be on a CD that came with your computer. I havn't installed 2003 in a while, but I know in XP: When the installer first start it says to p...
Summary: I am planning to run a win 2003 AD (Domain). I also have a Win 2000 server machine. Is it wise to setup the win 2000 as a BDC? If so why? IF not - w...
Summary: I have win 2003, installed ISA server 2000. I am using a software which uses the ports range from 2000 to 2010. When i use this software on isa server...
Summary: Don't laugh I know this may be an elementary question.....I am upgrading from a workgroup in Server 2000 to a domain environment in Server 2003. Quest...
Summary: You need to get a book on 2003. Everything you said was based on NT but 2000/3 with Active Directory is totally different. in a nutshell what you are ...
Summary: Dear folks, Pls help me whether I can do this or not. I had NT PDC and BDC. I installed 2000 Server in the place of PDC with the same IP ofcourse with...
Summary: I am a little confused on what to do after joining a Win 2003 file Svr to a domain. Here is what i am unclear of; The servers name is 'Win03FileSvr' a...
Summary: Can anyone help me regarding the hidden share in Win 2003 server Sp1. I want only my D: drive to be shared hidden not my C: drive. What to do. I want ...
Summary: I have a RAID 5 hardware based server with 3 HDD SCSI of 36 GB, when I go to Disc Admin in Win 2003 appears that my array doesn`t have "fault toleranc...
Summary: I have 2 servers running 2003 server enterprise. They are different domains and both are the DCs. I have set the domain function level on both to w...
Summary: I just set up a Win 2003 server for a client today, and I can get the Windows '98 workstations to connect with no problem. When I try to join the Wind...
Summary: We are looking into upgrading our LAN servers from Win NT to Win 2003 Server. We have about 50 users at the main office, and 10 users at each of our 3...
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