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Hey Craig this a great thank you for the info, this is a dev machine so it wont be on the open net.
Those articles actually help one motivate a migration?
Regards, Carlos Magalhaes
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Hello Carlos,
If you are limited to putting everything on one machine (DC and EXC 2K) there's not much I can offer you other than to say - do not install any unneeded add-ons. There is a LOT going on on a Win2K Domain controller and a LOT going on a Ech2K box as well.
If you become vulnerable to known exploits on an Exchange box - - your network becomes compromised as the Exchange box is also a domain controller.
There are also plenty of article out there on the migration from 4.0 to 2K out there - -too many to site right now - I'd recommend starting at the MS site and going through thier KB articles on the subject first.
Craig
-----Original Message----- From: Carlos Magalhaes [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Thu 1/23/2003 7:43 AM To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]' Cc: Subject: [ActiveDir] E2K and DC
Hi all ,
We have a test server we bought, we would like to test Windows 2000 AD and E2K can one install these on the same machine (we a bit low on machines) are there any issues?
P.s. are there any articles or links one can got to for motivating moving from nt4 to win2k?
Thanks all
Regards,
Carlos Magalhaes
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