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"rmn_nav" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message news  2346A83-58E2-43CA-938C-(E-Mail Removed)...> respected sir, > > we are from india, i am working a small software company, i am a beginner at server >installation & i request for suggestion. Read the white papers on Windows 2000 and DNS zones. Installing and administering a W2K domain-based network is not designed for a novice. In my honest opinion, experience with NT4 domains is a requirement. The W2K AD architecture is much more complicated with a series of ireverseable decisions during initial installation. http://www.microsoft.com/windows2000/en/server/help/ |
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