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exchange 2003 on windows 2000 server

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ld-runner - 12 Apr 2006 13:13 GMT
i apologize if this is a bad place to ask this question, but here it is...
I have 3 domain controllers in a windows 2000 active directory.
1 is the GC, 1 is the DNS server and 1 is the exchage server.
I recently unprgaded the exchange server to exchange 2003. Everything went
perfect with that :)
Now, i want the added functions of exchange 2003 that you get when it runs
on server 2003. So, i feel confident in upgrading the exchange server to run
windows 2003 server, but i am concerned about the other 2 windows 2000
servers.
Do the other 2 servers need to be upgraded also to 2003, or can i upgrade
the exchange server to server 2003 and leave the other 2 at server 2000, or
do i need to upgrade all of them at the same time?
Thanks
ld-runner - 12 Apr 2006 16:26 GMT
nevermind. i found all the info i needed after spending a few hours with
google :)

> i apologize if this is a bad place to ask this question, but here it is...
> I have 3 domain controllers in a windows 2000 active directory.
[quoted text clipped - 9 lines]
> do i need to upgrade all of them at the same time?
> Thanks
 
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