Re: Using R2 as 2003 DCs

Hi all, thanks for you replies.
I'm in the known of how to do it, I was just wondering what experiences you had.

Thanks once again.

"net_admin" <netadmin@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message news:64C8E119-4E4C-4B14-9397-FC0A3D6E3FD9@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
I'm still reading the document: Windows Server 2003 R2 Overview Guide.doc

But I'm wondering if any of you has an advice with Windows Server 2003 R2
being DCs in an environment which you have other DCs which are Windows Server
2003 SP1 (they are not R2).

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NetAdmin <São Paulo, BR>

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