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I am trying to upgrade a NT4 PDC to a Windows 2000 child domain. Windows
2000 has been installed and after the reboot DCPROMO starts. I have DNS set
correctly, but when the server starts replication with the parent domain it
fails saying it can not find a domain controller for the domain. If I bring
the server to the same location as the parent domain it works fine. Some of
my remote locations are too far away to move the server. This has to be
possible, but I am not sure what is wrong. Are there specific ports that
need to be open in the routers? The locations are connected with T1's, and
are pretty much wide open between locations. Any Ideas would be great.
Thanks,
Brian

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this is why 2003 is cool, b/c there is a feature JUST FOR THIS! You can
have vpn between sites for it to replicate but without 2003 you maybe
moving servers.

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"kelseyb" <kelseyb@rps205.com> wrote in message
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> I am trying to upgrade a NT4 PDC to a Windows 2000 child domain. Windows
> 2000 has been installed and after the reboot DCPROMO starts. I have DNS
set
> correctly, but when the server starts replication with the parent domain
it
> fails saying it can not find a domain controller for the domain. If I
bring
> the server to the same location as the parent domain it works fine. Some
of
> my remote locations are too far away to move the server. This has to be
> possible, but I am not sure what is wrong. Are there specific ports that
> need to be open in the routers? The locations are connected with T1's,
and
> are pretty much wide open between locations. Any Ideas would be great.
> Thanks,
> Brian
>
>

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