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So I cannot use Windows 2003 standard with windows 2000 SBS? &nbsp;That does not seem right.
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So I cannot use Windows 2003 standard with windows 2000 SBS?  That does not seem right.

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leew is correct since you can not have two domain controllers when you use SBS. If you want to use more servers in a SBS domain all other servers have to be member servers. So if you want to have full w2k3 functionality in your domain you have to upgrade your SBS machine to w2k3
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leew is correct since you can not have two domain controllers when you use SBS. If you want to use more servers in a SBS domain all other servers have to be member servers. So if you want to have full w2k3 functionality in your domain you have to upgrade your SBS machine to w2k3

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But I have two domain controllers right now, one is 2000 and one is 2003. &nbsp;They both are functioning, just not utilizing 2003. 
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But I have two domain controllers right now, one is 2000 and one is 2003.  They both are functioning, just not utilizing 2003.

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A client of mine has two servers, a windows 2K SBS (domain controller) and a Windows 2003 standard. &nbsp;The 2003 server was used for as a terminal server. &nbsp;Last month I promoted the 2003 server to a Domain controller. &nbsp;I preped the forest and the domain first. &nbsp;Now that I have the 2003 and the 2000 as domain controllers I still do not have the features of 2003. &nbsp;What do I need to do to use use the functionality and advanced features of 2003??<br />
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Thanks for you help
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A client of mine has two servers, a windows 2K SBS (domain controller) and a Windows 2003 standard.  The 2003 server was used for as a terminal server.  Last month I promoted the 2003 server to a Domain controller.  I preped the forest and the domain first.  Now that I have the 2003 and the 2000 as domain controllers I still do not have the features of 2003.  What do I need to do to use use the functionality and advanced features of 2003??

Thanks for you help

Added 2003 DC to a 2000 domain, want features of 2003

Windows Server 2003 was based on Windows XP and was released in four editions: Web, Standard, Enterprise and Datacenter. It also had derivative versions for clusters, storage and Microsoft’s Small Business Server. Important upgrades included integrating Internet Information Services (IIS), improvements to Active Directory (AD) and Group Policy (GP), and the migration to Automated System Recovery (ASR).