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by joseph moore
Win2KPro does have this 10-user connection limit. This is hard-coded and can't be bypassed.
Next, I don't believe you can upgrade Win2KPro to Win2KServer officially.
There was a "tool" released in underground circles called NTSWITCH that would do this, but it did not work very well. It would change 2KPro to 2KServer, but there are extra files that did not exist on the machine, since the original 2KPro install did not install them (DCPROMO.EXE for example!). But I did a test, and I was able tohave more than 10 connections; I was just not able to change this newly modified 2KServer into a Domain Controller.
Also, this "tool" would invalidate any Microsoft licencing.
Personally, I ran this in a lab for a day, then wiped the machine and installed a valid copy of 2KServer. I recommend you do the same and just re-install the box with 2KServer.
hope this helps
by clrmdc
by jordana
There is no working around the 10 user limit, however, you can do an upgrade in place without losing any data. Naturally, as with any time you make big system changes, a valid backup before upgrade would be recommended.
Jordan
by clrmdc
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