Convert Win2K Member Server to Win2K Domain Controller

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Mickee

I am finally upgrading my WinNT PDC to a Win2000 Domain Controller.
Meanwhile, I have couple of Win2000 Servers on our network and I was hoping
to convert at least one of them to a Win2000 Domain Controller. I will
probably get rid of my current WinNT BDC.

First of all, is converting a Win2000 Member Server to a Win2000 Domain
Controller
possible? If so, what are the steps involved?

Thanks.
 
Mickee said:
I am finally upgrading my WinNT PDC to a Win2000 Domain Controller.
Meanwhile, I have couple of Win2000 Servers on our network and I was hoping
to convert at least one of them to a Win2000 Domain Controller. I will
probably get rid of my current WinNT BDC.

First of all, is converting a Win2000 Member Server to a Win2000 Domain
Controller
possible? If so, what are the steps involved?

Thanks.
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I suggest you do some extensive research, especially Microsoft's web site as
well as the answer to your previous post earlier today which asked the exact
same question.

steve.
 
I am finally upgrading my WinNT PDC to a Win2000 Domain Controller.
Meanwhile, I have couple of Win2000 Servers on our network and I was hoping
to convert at least one of them to a Win2000 Domain Controller. I will
probably get rid of my current WinNT BDC.

First of all, is converting a Win2000 Member Server to a Win2000 Domain
Controller
possible? If so, what are the steps involved?
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Yes, it's possible. It's as easy as starting the wizard and reboot. Do make
sure the Member Server does have domain membership (which should since it's a
member server). Do a Google for "dcpromo" for mor information.

-lyj
 
Mickee said:
I am finally upgrading my WinNT PDC to a Win2000 Domain Controller.
Meanwhile, I have couple of Win2000 Servers on our network and I was
hoping to convert at least one of them to a Win2000 Domain
Controller. I will probably get rid of my current WinNT BDC.

First of all, is converting a Win2000 Member Server to a Win2000
Domain Controller
possible? If so, what are the steps involved?

Thanks.
Click to expand...


Use DCPromo from the Win2K Resouce Kit.

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Bruce Chambers

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