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Using the windows tool is not supported. You have to use the samba tool. For 4.3, you will be capped at 2008 R2 functional levels as well.
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Using the windows tool is not supported. You have to use the samba tool. For 4.3, you will be capped at 2008 R2 functional levels as well.

Jasmin shahrzad

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i have a samba domain (4.3) on ubuntu. i try to make a raise. <br />
i open a active directory trust and under action select raise domain functional leve<br />
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dialog box coming op &quot;you cannot raise the domain functional level because this domain includes Active Directory Domain controllers that are not running the appropriated version of windwos.<br />
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What is wrong here?
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i have a samba domain (4.3) on ubuntu. i try to make a raise. 
i open a active directory trust and under action select raise domain functional leve

dialog box coming op "you cannot raise the domain functional level because this domain includes Active Directory Domain controllers that are not running the appropriated version of windwos.

What is wrong here?

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