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Hi all !<br />
I've a problem adding a Windows Server 2003 R2 to a Windows SBS 2003 Premium. The SBS Server is the primary domain controller, I need to add the Windows Server R2 to the domain as a Secondary Domain Controller. On the Windows 2003 R2 I start the Wizard to Add a new role, select Domain Controller/Active Directory), select domain controller in a existing domain, Next, the installation start,but it return me an error... The Active Directory scheme is not compatible with ...<br />
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Can someone help me ?<br />
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Thank's<br />
Marco<br />
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Hi all !
I've a problem adding a Windows Server 2003 R2 to a Windows SBS 2003 Premium. The SBS Server is the primary domain controller, I need to add the Windows Server R2 to the domain as a Secondary Domain Controller. On the Windows 2003 R2 I start the Wizard to Add a new role, select Domain Controller/Active Directory), select domain controller in a existing domain, Next, the installation start,but it return me an error... The Active Directory scheme is not compatible with ...

Can someone help me ?

Thank's
Marco



Add Windows Server 2003 R2 to a Windows SBS 2003 Premium Domain

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