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Can W2K server be a BDC?

 
 
Sundeep
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      12th Sep 2003
Our PDC is NT. The BBC was rebuilt and W2K server
installed. So we just have one PDC and no BDC on the
network! Can one of theW2K server act as DBC?

Thanks for any advice
Sundeep

 
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Brendon
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      12th Sep 2003
No.

If you upgrade the PDC to Windows 2000 and leave the domain in mixed mode
then other NT4 BDC's can talk to the W2K "PDC".

"Sundeep" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> Our PDC is NT. The BBC was rebuilt and W2K server
> installed. So we just have one PDC and no BDC on the
> network! Can one of theW2K server act as DBC?
>
> Thanks for any advice
> Sundeep
>



 
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Chris Miller
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      12th Sep 2003
No. A W2K server that you want to use as a domain
controller will try to install Active Directory(AD) when
you try to promote it. AD is multi-master. There are no
PDC's or BDC's in the AD domain structure. However, once
you install the 2k server you can use your current PDC as
a BDC in a mixed mode environment.

>-----Original Message-----
>Our PDC is NT. The BBC was rebuilt and W2K server
>installed. So we just have one PDC and no BDC on the
>network! Can one of theW2K server act as DBC?
>
>Thanks for any advice
>Sundeep
>
>.
>

 
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Walter Schulz
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      12th Sep 2003
>Can one of theW2K server act as DBC?

No!

Ciao, Walter
 
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