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To: sarang_tinguria<br />
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The domain controller is not Windows 2003. It is 2008. Will the install still work for it?
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If you install admin pack available for windows 2003 servers ....You can manage windows 2008 DC's from windows XP machines as most of mmc like ADUC and Sites and services etc works flawlessly with Admin pack
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I am still using Windows XP Pro 32 bit, and need the admin tool loaded. The DC is a Windows Server 2008 R2 Server, so I think I need Windows 7 in order to add it, but I only have Windows XP. Can this tool be added to XP? If not, how can I install an admin tool to Windows XP to do admin task on the server from my XP machine?
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I am still using Windows XP Pro 32 bit, and need the admin tool loaded. The DC is a Windows Server 2008 R2 Server, so I think I need Windows 7 in order to add it, but I only have Windows XP. Can this tool be added to XP? If not, how can I install an admin tool to Windows XP to do admin task on the server from my XP machine?

To: sarang_tinguria

The domain controller is not Windows 2003. It is 2008. Will the install still work for it?

If you install admin pack available for windows 2003 servers ....You can manage windows 2008 DC&#39;s from windows XP machines as most of mmc like ADUC and Sites and services etc works flawlessly with Admin pack

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