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Brian Kerr
We recently (finally) upgraded our domain from NT 4.0 to Win2K3.
Previously, we had one NT PDC and 2 BDCs.
I did an in-place upgrade of our PDC. It is now running Win2K3.
I still have the old BDCs in place. I can't tell if they are doing anything
as far as authentication, or if they are just sitting there doing nothing.
Do these old NT BDCs have a function in the new domain, or should I just
shut them down? Would they offer any temporary authentication in case
something happens to my new win2k server?
Eventually, I hope to build a second win2k server and install AD on it as a
backup domain controller, but I'd like to do a little more reading before I
do this.
Thanks
brian
Previously, we had one NT PDC and 2 BDCs.
I did an in-place upgrade of our PDC. It is now running Win2K3.
I still have the old BDCs in place. I can't tell if they are doing anything
as far as authentication, or if they are just sitting there doing nothing.
Do these old NT BDCs have a function in the new domain, or should I just
shut them down? Would they offer any temporary authentication in case
something happens to my new win2k server?
Eventually, I hope to build a second win2k server and install AD on it as a
backup domain controller, but I'd like to do a little more reading before I
do this.
Thanks
brian