From: Ken Snyder (kmsnyder@uclink4.berkeley.edu)
Date: Thu Jun 06 2002 - 13:58:33 PDT
Thought I'd send this out to the group for any information that might be
out there. One of the departments I support is currently running a Windows
NT 4.0 domain. They have an all in one NT 4.0 server, so to speak (their
one server is the PDC, BDC, file, and print server). They're now getting
two new Window 2000 servers. We don't want to go into a full blown windows
2000 domain at this point (active directory, etc.). Isn't there a way to
basically have the 2000 servers mimic a Windows 4.0 domain. The current
all in one server will be retired after converting over to the new
servers. Also, we use KiXtart to run login scripts for the users in order
to map appropriate drives. Any information that can be provided (names of
good resource books, informative URL's, training resources, etc.) would be
greatly appreciated! :-)
Thanks,
Ken
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Kenneth M. Snyder University of California at Berkeley
System Administrator Public Safety & Transportation Services
Phone: 510-643-6284 1 Sproul Hall, Rm. 17
FAX: 510-642-6434 Berkeley, CA 94720
E-Mail: kmsnyder@uclink4.berkeley.edu
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