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by parbo
by cg it
mixed mode allows NT domain controllers to operate in a Windows 2000/2003 domain. if you switch then the domain is exclusivly Active Directory based and the NT domain controllers will not be able to join.
NOTE: mixed and native mode applies only to DCs
by cg it
Mixed mode and native mode ONLY applies to Domain Controllers AND only applies to domain controllers IN their respective domains. A NT Domain controller can not join a native mode W2K/2003 Domain and be a domain controller. PDC BDC or whatever DC]. A NT server CAN be a member server of a native mode W2K/W2003 domain. It just can't be a Domain Controller. Clients in the domain are NOT effected.
Active Directory Domains & Trusts are also not effected by Native Mode/Mixed Mode. You still can establish a trust relationship between domains NOT in the same domain namespace for the purposed of sharing resources.
Neep in mind that Native mode and Mixed Mode applies only to the domain it operates on and only to those domain controllers in that domain.
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