Transfer Domain name

Can I transfer a domain from Windows 2000(server1)to Windows Server
2003(server2), without changing the user profiles on the clients which is
about 100 users?

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Regards,
Tan Lee Yew
Software Development Department,
MS Elevators Engineering Sdn Bhd,
Kuchai Lama, KL, Malaysia.

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Tan Lee Yew

If you are running Active Directory with a Windows 2000 domain controller,
you can add a 2003 DC to the same domain without needing to perform any
profile or client migrations. By running dcpromo on a 2003 member server,
you are effectively upgrading your domain to Windows Server 2003. See MS KB
325279 for more information on this process:

http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=325379

HTH


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> Can I transfer a domain from Windows 2000(server1)to Windows Server
> 2003(server2), without changing the user profiles on the clients which is
> about 100 users?
>
> --
> Regards,
> Tan Lee Yew
> Software Development Department,
> MS Elevators Engineering Sdn Bhd,
> Kuchai Lama, KL, Malaysia.
>
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