As far as I can tell (I’m new at the company here, and I still haven't gotten a full run down of the environment) there will be people actually authenticating with them.
Brad Martin Go Daddy Software -----Original Message-----
Another setting that can have detrimental affects on down-level clients is the LAN Manager Authentication Level. Set it the highest level only if you will have Win2000/XP clients authenticating the domain.
The AD servers on the net; are they going to just support a web front end or something similar, or are users going to actually authenticate to them on a day to day basis?
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