I need to set up the Domain master browser on a Windows
Server 2000 network. There are two server setup as PDC &
BDC. How is this done?

this may help. quoted from http://www.ChicagoTech.net
How to enable servers becoming browser servers

To encourage singlehomed computers to become the browser servers, open
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\Browser\Parameters\IsDomainMaster
and change the value of this key to yes, quit Registry Editor, and then
restart your computer. NOTE: The registry settings in this article do not
work on a Windows 2000 DC if it is the PDC emulator.


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>I need to set up the Domain master browser on a Windows
> Server 2000 network. There are two server setup as PDC &
> BDC. How is this done?
>

The windows 2000 domain controller with the PDC role should win an election and become the Domain master browser.
Check the following kb for more information:

Common Questions About Browsing with Windows WGID:191
ID: 136712
http://support.microsoft.com/?id=136712

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>I need to set up the Domain master browser on a Windows
>Server 2000 network. There are two server setup as PDC &
>BDC. How is this done?
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