W2K bdc
BDC and PDC are both NT4 but BDC is no good so
Can a NT4 PDC now have a new bdc that is w2k?
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BDC and PDC are both NT4 but BDC is no good so
Can a NT4 PDC now have a new bdc that is w2k?
by wim
No,
All W2K DC's are Peers, no PDC and BDC anymore.
Be carefull with this, follow the Microsoft or other instructions to upgrade to W2K domain, if you do it wrong you'll be doing overtime...
by saihib
by timwalsh
To turn a Win2K server into a Domain Controller, you must install Active Directory.
A Win2K Domain Controller CANNOT exist in an NT4 domain.
by shmaltz
Besides answer one which is unclear, all answers on this are wrong.
A Windows 2000 Server cannot act as a BDC for a WINNT Domain.
When you want a Win2K server to act as a DC in an NT domain, you first have to upgrade the PDC to Windows 2000 and then you have to upgrade to Active Directory (on the PDC) using dcpromo.
A Win2K server can act as a Member Server and as a Domain Controller (DC). Although the terms PDC and BDC are gone in Active Directory, there is still however a difference between the primery DC and the regular DC, it's called FSMO roles.
by shdhsn
Answer no. 4 is correct. Just in case you are wondering what are the FSMO roles.
FSMO roles: Schema Master, Domain Naming Master, PDC Emulator, RID Master, and Infrastructure Master.
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