RE: Switch from mixed to native mode : risks ?

Hi,

I will appreciate if you describe this issue in detail with any example.

Thanks.


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Hi,

Perhaps my question was not clear : I want to know which impacts there is
when i switch to native mode.
I'm worry about applications, but I think that there is no link between
native mode and application authentication.

Thanks.

"Vincent Xu [MSFT]" wrote:

Hi,

So far I didn't hear any potential issue associated with you scenario.

Thanks.

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Hi,

I have questions about switching my domains to native mode.
I have several domains in mixed mode, and i want to switch them to
native
mode. I know that i can have problems ik i keep off "Anonymous logon"
and
"Everyone" from the "Pre-windows 2000 compatible access". I do not
want
to
change this for the moment because i must finish the applications
compatibility tests before.
So I want to know the risk to switch to native mode : is there any
potentially problems with applications access ? the risks concerns
only
applications which run on my DC's ?
I have no more NT4 BDC and all my DC's are W2K3.
I have still NT4 Members.

Thanks in advance.





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