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by **Simon Tull** » Thu, 15 Nov 2001 00:06:42

Please could somebody advise a novice. I am considering
the purchase of sbs2000 for a main server but we already
have an nt4 server for some of the users. I read that
sbs2000 has to be the only domain controller, therefore
how do I make some clients log onto both the new sbs
server and the exsisting nt server simultaneously. I do
not wish to install the nt,s applications onto the sbs
server.

I would grateful for any advice as I have no real
technical knowledge (I'm in accounts but wearing two hats)
and wishing to learn.

Many Thanks in advance

by **Bob Mui** » Thu, 15 Nov 2001 11:39:50

When you create the user accounts on the SBS server, you just need to use
the same user ID and passwords that are being used on the NT server. Of
course that would mean that you would need to know everyone's passwords, and
they wouldn't be able to change their password on a whim.

Bob

Quote:> Please could somebody advise a novice. I am considering
> the purchase of sbs2000 for a main server but we already
> have an nt4 server for some of the users. I read that
> sbs2000 has to be the only domain controller, therefore
> how do I make some clients log onto both the new sbs
> server and the exsisting nt server simultaneously. I do
> not wish to install the nt,s applications onto the sbs
> server.

> I would grateful for any advice as I have no real
> technical knowledge (I'm in accounts but wearing two hats)
> and wishing to learn.

> Many Thanks in advance

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