We are interested in upgrading our file server to take advantage of
Windows 2003's Shadow Copy. We'd like to just upgrade that server and
not the 2 Win2000 Domain Controllers.
Are there any issues with having a Windows 2003 member server in a
Windows 2000 domain?
Thanks

Nope, no issues I can think of.

Regards,
/Jimmy
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"Barghus" wrote in message
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> We are interested in upgrading our file server to take advantage of
> Windows 2003's Shadow Copy. We'd like to just upgrade that server and
> not the 2 Win2000 Domain Controllers.
> Are there any issues with having a Windows 2003 member server in a
> Windows 2000 domain?
> Thanks

Short answer: You can join a Windows Server 2003 member server to a Windows
2000 Server-based domain without any modifications. :)

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"Barghus" wrote in message
news:ce0b9d23.0402170725.20fda311@posting.google.com...
> We are interested in upgrading our file server to take advantage of
> Windows 2003's Shadow Copy. We'd like to just upgrade that server and
> not the 2 Win2000 Domain Controllers.
> Are there any issues with having a Windows 2003 member server in a
> Windows 2000 domain?
> Thanks