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But how is it then after I performed an Authorative Restore of the entire database of the child domain I can go back to the snap in and it tells me I am back in Mixed Mode and I can add a Nt4 BDC to the domain. And all of this works no problems.
Very confused.
From: Salandra, Justin
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You can't back out once you make the change to native mode, it is permanent.
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Our company is in the process of deploying E2K3 into our environment. After some understanding of the product is that we would require the domain to be in at least W2K Native Mode. Enough said we have started a process of informing all people about this move but the powers that be want me to provide a answer around the following: � Risk
involved with the mode change � Lab environment testing the back out procedure. So I decided to test this rollback in the lab Built the following: � Empty
Root What I did was I kept an existing NT4 BDC then switched the mode I went through the logs and made a few changes on the PDC Emulator and the changes were synchronized with the PDC Emulator. What baffles me is the fact that MS says that all communications break after the switch. Will this problem only appear after a few days or should it be appearing immediately??? Using ADSI Edit I searched on the domain partition to note the value after the change and I picked up an attribute called ntMixed Domain: 0 The value prior to the change was 1 and moved to 0 Am I correct in saying that the information is held on the Domain Partition? Should I be restoring the entire forest or just the domain in specific to go back to Mixed Mode? Guys please bear with my questions as they are all far and in between but it's either this or Hotdog Stand which I was told to put up if this change is not successful. And I don't think I am cut out for a Hotdog stand yet ...grin grin...
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Title: Domain Native Mode
- [ActiveDir] Domain Native Mode Mayet, Yusuf Y
- RE: [ActiveDir] Domain Native Mode Salandra, Justin A.
- RE: [ActiveDir] Domain Native Mode Mayet, Yusuf Y
- RE: [ActiveDir] Domain Native Mode Roger Seielstad
