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I have an environment in which there is an NT and Windows 200 AD domain with Trust relationship between them. If I carry out an inplace upgrade on NT domain to Windows 2003 AD will I have to re-establish a trust with the Windows 2000 domain after running DCPromo?
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I have an environment in which there is an NT and Windows 200 AD domain with Trust relationship between them. If I carry out an inplace upgrade on NT domain to Windows 2003 AD will I have to re-establish a trust with the Windows 2000 domain after running DCPromo?

Windows NT to Windows 2003 AD Inplace Upgrade - Trust relationship with domains

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