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can i install a windows 2000 BDC in a NT4 Domain if im not using active directory?

Correction, it can't be a DC at all in a NT 4 domain. You can have NT 4 BDCs in a Mixed-Mode AD, but Win2K is either an AD DC or just a regular member server.
 
This is a really good question.

It is true that Windows 2000 doesn't have the same pdc/bdc structure you are used to with nt 4. It runs with a domain controller rather than a PDC... the domain controller being the 'godfather' of the domain. It grants priveleges, and has to have AD enabled... As for your 'bdc' unlike NT where a domain can only have a single 'master' model, active directory in 2k allows for a multimaster replication model... but you need active directory on a domain controller to do this... so you could only have a member server and not a true 'bdc' that you are looking for.
 
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