If I'm not mistaken you can have member servers, just not other domain
controllers.  I have two different clients, one with a Windows 2000
server as a member server of a 2003 SBS domain and the other a Linux
Samba machine in a SBS domain as well.  I'm not using shares at this
time, but I have tied the domain security accounts to Squid for web
logging and ACL's.

Rick
iDataSys.com

On 6/21/05, Bryan.ONeal@asu.edu <Bryan.ONeal@asu.edu> wrote:
> Ok, I have a MS 2003 Small Business Server and I want to add a second server
> to the domain.
> Problem - Small Business Server only allows one server per domain (This is
> intentional on the part of MS)
> Question - Does this include Linux servers?
> Thought - I know one can add a Linux server to an MS domain and use domain
> level permissions and have transparent access from windows machines, and the
> one server lock may be a MS server looking for another MS server, so perhaps a
> Linux server would go unnoticed.
> 
> Problem - I have only seen this done with domains that have no silly -one
> server- restrictions AND I do not actually remember how to do it so I can not
> test it on an old box.
> 
> 
> Any info you can provide will be quite helpful...  After all I am just an
> accountant (who is back doing it since no one else here will ;)
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