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What are main diffrerances in windows NT and Windows 2000 architecture?
Can you explain us briefly architecture of windows 2000/2003?
Where are the Windows NT Primary Domain controller (PDC) and Its Backup Domain Controller (BDC) in server 2000?
How long does it take for security changes to be replicated among the domain controllers?
How many types of DNS servers do windows 2000/2003 support?

  
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