Eric Bursley [MVP]
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Sat Oct 08, 2005 4:16 pm Post subject:
Re: Can a Storage Server 2003 server be a domain controller |
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The storage server license does not allow it to be a domain controller.
Eric Bursley
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| Quote: | Hi everyone,
My company just got a new IBM server with Server 2003 appliance edition
preloaded onto it. As far as i know this is what is called a storage
server. My question is this... can this server be made into a domain
controller on our nt domain environment?
If so please elaborate if you can, if not please elaborate as well.
I have had no previous exposure to a Storage server so please forgive
me :)
Thanks in advance for any advice.
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