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Windows 2000 native mode of Domain Functional Level, FFL can still be at Window 2000 mode.<br />
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Krzysztof
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Windows 2000 native mode of Domain Functional Level, FFL can still be at Window 2000 mode.

Krzysztof

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I want to setup a trust between two forests. One forest is running 2000 Mixed mode Domain/Forest Function level<br />
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The new one is running 2008R2 Forest/Domain Function Level.<br />
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When creating a trust, what are the requirements for the function levels ? Was looking at Microsoft site/google, but couldn't find.
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I want to setup a trust between two forests. One forest is running 2000 Mixed mode Domain/Forest Function level

The new one is running 2008R2 Forest/Domain Function Level.

When creating a trust, what are the requirements for the function levels ? Was looking at Microsoft site/google, but couldn't find.

Forest Funtion Level/Domain Function Level -- Trusts

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