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Recently upgraded a two server network (2 domain controllers and 20 clients) from NT Server to Windows 2000 Server. Am currently running network in Mixed Mode instead of Native Mode and see no ill effects. What are the pros and cons of continued useof Mixed Mode vs. changing to Native Mode?
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by machinetype
Here is a good link:
http://www.winnetmag.com/Articles/Index.cfm?ArticleID=7156
(After pasting to your browsers address bar remove any spaces from the link)
Here are some excerpts from the article:
Major advantages of native mode includesupport for universal groups, nested groups, and transitive trust relationships
Hope this helps...
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by eboha
Thanks. Link to excellent magazine article provided background and answered my question completely.
by timwalsh
The only reason to run in mixed mode is to allow the use of NT4 BDCs. Once you have converted your NT4 BDCs to Win2K, there is absolutely no benefit to run in mixed mode unless you foresee needing to run NT4 BDCs in the future.
by eboha
Thanks for the quick response. Answered my question.
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