Archived from groups: microsoft.public.win2000.setup_upgrade (More info?)
There are 2 Windows 2000 domain controllers and 1 Windows
2003 database server.
There is a method of preparing a Windows 2000 domain
server for upgrading to 2003. It involves upgrading the
schema master using 'adprep /forestprep'
and 'adprep/domainprep' included in the Windows 2003 CD.
Right now there are no plans to purchase Windows 2003 for
the 2 Windows 2000 domain controllers.
Is there any advantage to preparing Windows 2000 domain
controllers for 2003 without upgrading the underlying
files? ie: Integration with the Windows 2003 database
server, added funtionality, etc...
"Jim" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> There are 2 Windows 2000 domain controllers and 1 Windows
> 2003 database server.
>
> There is a method of preparing a Windows 2000 domain
> server for upgrading to 2003. It involves upgrading the
> schema master using 'adprep /forestprep'
> and 'adprep/domainprep' included in the Windows 2003 CD.
>
> Right now there are no plans to purchase Windows 2003 for
> the 2 Windows 2000 domain controllers.
>
> Is there any advantage to preparing Windows 2000 domain
> controllers for 2003 without upgrading the underlying
> files? ie: Integration with the Windows 2003 database
> server, added funtionality, etc...
>
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