I'm converting a customer from an NT 4.0 Domain based model to Active
directory.

My problem is this....  I'm very tempted to fire up Win2k server on a brand
new box running native mode. Once set up I could use the Win2k version of
NetDom to create trusts to the existing NT 4.0 servers.  Now I've got a
fully functional AD domain for testing before adding all of my NT 4.0 users
etc.  This all sounds great... but I think the fly in the ointment is
getting AD users access to exchange 5.5 running on an NT 4.0 Primary Domain
Controller.

I could always put NT 4.0, promote to NT 4.0 PDC and up upgrade to Win2k
Server "Mixed Mode" but I've always been weary of ANY upgrade vs. a fresh
install on Servers.

Would the Exchange "Active Directory Connecter" help me here or is that more
of a tool for a mixed Exchange server environment?

Any Thoughts... 



James M. Brown, CNE, MCSE
J.B. Kane, Inc.
315-451-7590

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http://www.jbkane.com

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