[ Thanks to mike for this link.
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“Here are some of the more dangerous, comic or widespread
bugs affecting Windows 2000 right now.“
- “If you are going to have some Windows NT 4.0 Remote Access
Service servers mixed in to a Windows 2000 domain, these NT servers
must be updated to Service Pack 4 or later. If they aren’t, they
will not be able to access any Windows 2000 domain controllers to
check on dial-in permissions.” - “Windows 2000 TAPI is incompatible with any ATI video cards
that have TV tuners. This would include the ATI-TV, the ATI-TV
WONDER, and the ATI All-in-Wonder cards, according to Microsoft.
They hope to add support later.” - “Microsoft says that if you use non-International Alphabet 5
characters in the names of Windows 2000 computers, the Certificate
Services Setup won’t work. They may fix this limitation in the
future, but for now, stick to IA5 characters….”