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We currently in the midst of a migration so we have an NT and a 2000
(mixed mode) domain, critical systems are distrubted across the two
domains which have trusts created in both directions.
Our database, intranet, backup and blackberry servers are in the 2000
domain whilst our 8 terminal servers and exchange server are still in
the NT domiain. No users have been migrated to the 2000 domain so the
NT domain is still the primary login domain.
Having the 2000 domain in mixed mode is impeding our developement of
it. Everything i have read suggests that switching to native mode
shouldn't cause any problems, but i'm still not 100% sure.
There are no NT machines in the 2000 domain, but i need to ensure that
authentication between the two domain does not get broken. The
database servers aren't a problem as our bespoke application that's
running in the NT domain uses SQL authentication. The intranet, backup
and blackerry servers on the other hand, are. I also need to make sure
that when the users are migrated to the 2000 domain that they can
still access the exchange server in the NT domain.
Any help would be greatly apprechiated.
Tim Richardson.
We currently in the midst of a migration so we have an NT and a 2000
(mixed mode) domain, critical systems are distrubted across the two
domains which have trusts created in both directions.
Our database, intranet, backup and blackberry servers are in the 2000
domain whilst our 8 terminal servers and exchange server are still in
the NT domiain. No users have been migrated to the 2000 domain so the
NT domain is still the primary login domain.
Having the 2000 domain in mixed mode is impeding our developement of
it. Everything i have read suggests that switching to native mode
shouldn't cause any problems, but i'm still not 100% sure.
There are no NT machines in the 2000 domain, but i need to ensure that
authentication between the two domain does not get broken. The
database servers aren't a problem as our bespoke application that's
running in the NT domain uses SQL authentication. The intranet, backup
and blackerry servers on the other hand, are. I also need to make sure
that when the users are migrated to the 2000 domain that they can
still access the exchange server in the NT domain.
Any help would be greatly apprechiated.
Tim Richardson.