[THIN] Re: Licensing Server - AD 2000 to AD 2003

yes, in general.  The license service will be registered in LDAP (AD) and
it should be discoverable by broadcasts.
adam



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I'm upgrading my domain from AD 2000 to AD 2003 and my licensing server is
sitting on a DC.  From what I have read I can't find any repercussions.

Is this correct?

Thanks

Paul

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