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	How can I get certain PCs to run faster on network shared drives? 09 Oct 2007 EXPERT ANSWER - Active Directory expert Laura E. Hunter offers a tip for shortening client wait times.


	How to properly authenticate a Linux client in a Windows domain Submitted By: SearchWinIT.com \| 17 Jul 2007 TIP - MVP Gary Olsen describes the step-by-step process of configuring a Red Hat Fedora client into a Windows Server 2003 domain.


	Kerberos protocol: What every admin should know about Windows authentication Submitted By: SearchWinIT.com \| 17 Apr 2007 TIP - Expert Gary Olsen describes the basics of how Kerberos authentication and authorization works for Windows.


	The effects of Exchange Server 2007 on Active Directory Submitted By: SearchWinIT.com \| 13 Feb 2007 TIP - Expert Gary Olsen runs through what every AD administrator should know about Exchange Server2007 and how it affects Active Directory.


	Is there a command in Windows to assign UNIX attributes to AD users? 15 Aug 2006 EXPERT ANSWER - Expert Laura E. Hunter points a reader toward solutions to assigning UNIX attributes to Active Directory users with Windows Server 2003.


	Can I add a Win2003 Server to an NT4 domain without AD? Expert: Paul Hinsberg \| 01 Dec 2004 EXPERT ANSWER - I have an NT 4 Domain. Is it possible to add a Win2003 Server to this domain as a Domain Controller without turning on Active Directory?


	Migrating Unix-based DNS servers to Windows 2003 DNS Expert: Paul Hinsberg \| 31 Aug 2004 EXPERT ANSWER - I have currently two Unix-based DNS servers. What is the best method of migrating these to Windows 2003 DNS? Or can Windows 2003 domain work with these DNS servers?


	How can we integrate our new server into our PDC? Expert: Paul Hinsberg \| 09 Jan 2004 EXPERT ANSWER - My organization currently has 4 servers running. One NT 4.0 server is running Microsoft Exchange and is the PDC. We have one NT 4.0 Terminal Services BDC, one file server running UNIX and one Windows 2000 Server running our ...


	How to use non-Microsoft DNS for AD Submitted By: By James Michael Stewart \| 02 Dec 2003 TIP - You don't have to use Microsoft's DNS to deploy an Active Directory domain. Expert James Michael Stewart explains how.


	Extending AD's reach to Windows NT and 9x clients Submitted By: SearchWinIT.com \| 22 Oct 2003 TIP - Active Directory helps manage user accounts and machines, but AD's advantages are normally limited to clients that can use it. Learn how to manage NT and 9x clients with AD.


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