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Joining a Server 2003 to SBS 2000 as a member server

Asked by fais79 in Operating Systems Miscellaneous

Tags: 2000, sbs, adprep, 2003, server

Hi,

I'm slightly confused! Please correct me: I thought you could not join servers to the SBS 2000 or SBS 2003 they are only to be used as single server!

But recently I was able to join a Standard Server 2003 to SBS 2000 without any problem, I ran adprep etc on SBS 2000 basically prepared the forest to bring in Standard Windows 2003 Server and was able to make it an additional domain controller.

Is this suppose to work the way it did or was it just me being lucky???


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