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Upgrading gotcha's

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Upgrading gotcha's

Upgrading gotcha's

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I'm running a a pure MS network, 1 PDC, 2 BDCs all NT4 SP5.  Workstations are NT4 or 95a.  I'm going to build myself a new workstation on Win2K Pro.  It will be months before we begin upgrading servers, so the rest of the system will remain NT4 for quite a while.  I hope to manage the servers and user accounts from the 2K workstation.

Most of what I've read, talks about upgrading servers first.  Has anyone seen any gotchas managing a pure NT4 domain from Win2K?

Jeff
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RE: Upgrading gotcha's

You should have not have eny problems if you upgrade a workstation first. And yes you can manage NT 4.0 Servers from Win 2K Pro.

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