Before deciding to join the campus Windows 2000 infrastructure, departments should read the documents on this page to understand the ins and outs of the UCB Active Directory.

Advantages and disadvantages of joining the campus domain discusses how a department may benefit from joining the campus Windows 2000 infrastructure as well as some of the restrictions placed on departments that join.

Important username and password information discusses the use of usernames and the passwords in the campus Windows 2000 infrastructure. This is most likely a departure from the normal operations of a departmental NT domain.

Ins and Out of a Delegated OU discusses what can and cannot be done with an organizational unit delegated to a department in the UCB Active Directory. It is standard procedure to delegate an organization unit to a department joining the campus Windows 2000 infrastructure.

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