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caveats when upgrading from windows 2000 ad to windows 2003 ad

Asked by sbalen in Exchange Email Server

Tags: 2003, windows, 2000, ad, upgrading

Here is my set up and why I am asking this question

(3) Windows 2000 domain controllers (latest sp) running in native mode
(2) Exchange 2003 servers
(1) Exchange 5.5 server
Active Directory Connector 2003 running for replication between the 5.5 server and the exchange 2003 servers
A couple of other NT 4.0 member servers

What gotchas do I need to look out for in a setup like this or am I good to go with running adprep and start upgrading the DC's to windows 2003 per MS's instructions?
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Tags: 2003, windows, 2000, ad, upgrading
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