Re: Two server in one domain

As a matter of fact, I will be. I'm at the Silver Cloud (surprise<G>), and attending an HPC TechPreview on Monday&Tuesday. I'll be in sometime Sunday afternoon. Give me a shout if you're around...

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"Montreal MCT" <mitch@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message news:1EAD4067-6322-44A3-869D-EFAA386BB2C0@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Sorry Charlie, I thought about it and decided that Montreal MCT sounds so much better than Mississauga MCT :)

Are you going to be around campus next week?

M

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"Charlie Russel - MVP" <charlie@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message news:C7568CF7-97BF-432E-B5AD-1AC35F99CC8B@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
You need to change your handle here, Mitch. You're not Montreal any more.<G>

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"Montreal MCT" <mitch@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message news:90B975EB-84B1-4B13-A15A-8DEEA9A8DC5F@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Hi Skippy,

There is no problem with having multiple servers in an SBS domain, though there are a number of caveats to that:

1. You can only have a single SBS box on the network. All other servers should run Windows Server 2003 Standard.
2. The SBS box must be the (primary) domain controller.
3. The SBS box must hold the five Operations Master roles (commonly refered to as FSMO roles).

Aside from that you can go nuts... have fun!

M

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"skippy" <skippy@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message news:D153CFBF-D5B6-4B67-B3D2-761335A65ECA@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
I have two server in one domain with windows advance server 2000 system
running on it. We decide to change our network operating system to Windows
SBS 2003. My question is:
1. Can I change thats situation (2 server in one domain) to windows SBS 2003?
2. How many server can grouping in one domain in Windows SBS 2003?
Thanks for your appreciate, sorry for my English.




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