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what's the Diff. in Windows 2003 and Windows 2000 server

1. Including AD
2. Core differences

Here are few...

Windows Server 2003 R2 provides numerous ease-of-use improvements to Active Directory and new features, including cross-forest trusts, the ability to rename domains, and the ability to deactivate attributes and classes in the schema so that their definitions can be changed.

Group Policy Management Console (GPMC) provides the new framework for managing Group Policy. With GPMC, Group Policy becomes much easier to use, a benefit that will enable more organizations to better utilize Active Directory and take advantage of its powerful management features.

Your users can retrieve archived versions of their documents that are invisibly maintained on the server.

IPSec

64-Bit Computing etc

More info @ http://www.microsoft.com/windowsserv...omparison.mspx

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have these:

Windows 2000 Windows 2003
32 bit OS 32 bit as well as 34 bit
supports FAT, FAT32 and NTFS FAT,FAT32, NTFS and EFS
partial plug and play fully plug and play
medium scale network support Large scale
Medium hardware support full hardware support
Active Dir 1.0 Active Dir 1.1
uses ntds.dit( 16MB Size) uses ntds.dit( 12 MB Size)
Cross Forest trust cannot be Estd can be estd
No Application partition has application partition
Group Policies are implemented Same
DHCP authorization is slow faster dhcp authorization
DNS is used to integrate with domain dns integration with domain
NTFS ver 3.0 ntfs ver 3.1
NTLM and kerberos authentication kerberos authentication