Win2K to Win2K3

[Eddie]

Hi,

I have a W2K DC server that has a public share. We bought
2 W2K3 DC servers. My W2K server trusts W2K3 server but
W2K3 server doesnt trust my W2K server. I am going to
migrate departments over to my W2K3 server one department
at a time, but I still need them to access my W2K server
public share. According to Microsoft this is not
possible. My question, is how can I go about giving
access to my W2K3 migrated departments and have them
retain or grant access the W2K server public share,
meanwhile I finish the whole migration process to W2K3.

Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

Thanx in advance

Eddie

 

[Andrew Mitchell]

Hi,

I have a W2K DC server that has a public share. We bought
2 W2K3 DC servers. My W2K server trusts W2K3 server but
W2K3 server doesnt trust my W2K server. I am going to
migrate departments over to my W2K3 server one department
at a time, but I still need them to access my W2K server
public share. According to Microsoft this is not
possible. My question, is how can I go about giving
access to my W2K3 migrated departments and have them
retain or grant access the W2K server public share,
meanwhile I finish the whole migration process to W2K3.

Can't you just make the W2k3 servers part of the same domain?
Unless you have a compelling reason to create a new domain that would be what
I would be doing.

 

[Eddie]

I am making a new domain for the W2K3 servers. But once I
start adding the departments I need them to access the
public share on the W2K servers.