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If it still matters, probably the qicker and less painful way to fix the problem is to demote your 2003 server to a stand alone server and be sure to check "mixed mode". Go into "Control Panel" then "Administrative Tools" then edit your security policies, both...

Sounds as if you were already logged on the domain as an Administrator. 2003 does a lot of things you don't ask it to.

The first question answer is, you are logged on to the local machine. If it has not been configured otherwise you are logged on as Administrator for that machine as well as the domain. The answer to the second question is yes, it is done with Trees and Forest. You can create a Forest and add a...

Saw a migration tool on the Microsoft website. Can't remember where exactly. Was in Downloads.

I did upgrade an NT PDC to server 2003. It came up as the first controler. My NT BDC still operated as usual. Be careful with your domain names in upgrading. The naming conventions changed after NT 4.

Sounds like a Domain name problem. On the server holding the Access data, go to System in the Control Panel and check the computer name. Click change and see if the Domain name is right. If not change the domain to the right Domain. If it works it will say, "Welcome to domain + your domain...

If you put your CD in to install it will give you instructions on running forestprep the domainprep. Do an upgrade or new install and then from the command prompt run "dcpromo". This will bring up the Wizard. Check the box to add this server to an existing domain. Follow the promps.

A97 does not do good housekeeping. When you reopen the form it does not know you have changed the code. Try a DoCmd.Requery on the "On open event.