Distro suggestion to replace NT 4.0 PDC & BDC

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Distro suggestion to replace NT 4.0 PDC & BDC

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12-28-2004, 09:49 PM	#1
wyohman Member Registered: Aug 2003 Location: Texas Distribution: Mandrake 2006 Posts: 66 Rep:	Distro suggestion to replace NT 4.0 PDC & BDC I'm looking for a distro that's aimed at replacing an NT 4.0 Primary Domain Controller and/or Backup Domain controller. I lnow that Samba has this functionality but I'm looking for a small distro that is easily to install without all of the extras. It should have support for server style hardware (RAID, SATA, etc). Anyone heard of a distro like this? Cheers.

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