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Hi <br />
im running an enviornment of windows 2000 AD and i just got rid of my last NT 4.0 server thank goodness<br />
i want to switch to naitive mode. &nbsp;I am running in windows 2000 actiove directory and i have a handful on windows 2003 servers jst as member servers cause i didnt want to update the schema yet. &nbsp;What is the best way to go about this<br />
upgrade to the windows 2003 schema and run in windows 2003 mixed mode ? and how do you think the best way for me to tackle this?<br />
ive been researching and havent found really anything to much<br />
any suggestions??<br />

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Hi 
im running an enviornment of windows 2000 AD and i just got rid of my last NT 4.0 server thank goodness
i want to switch to naitive mode.  I am running in windows 2000 actiove directory and i have a handful on windows 2003 servers jst as member servers cause i didnt want to update the schema yet.  What is the best way to go about this
upgrade to the windows 2003 schema and run in windows 2003 mixed mode ? and how do you think the best way for me to tackle this?
ive been researching and havent found really anything to much
any suggestions??


Move windows 2000 from mixed to naitive mode

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