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How to Raise Domain Fuctional Level to Windows Server 2003
Posted on Wednesday, September 29 @ 08:23:50 EDT

Microsoft Windows 2003 Online Training Demos, Tutorials

A new demo has been added in the Windows Server 2003 demo portion.The detail of this demo is

Title: How to Raise Domain Fuctional Level to Windows Server 2003

Objective: The objective of this demo is to teach you how to raise the functional level of domain in Windows Server 2003.The functional level of a domain can be raised to enable new Active Directory features that will apply to that domain only. There are four domain functional levels: Windows 2000 mixed (default), Windows 2000 native, Windows Server 2003 interim, and Windows Server 2003. The default domain functional level is Windows 2000 mixed. When the domain functional level is raised to Windows 2000 native, Windows Server 2003 interim, or Windows Server 2003, advanced domain-wide Active Directory features are available. Once the domain functional level has been raised it cannot be demoted again.

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