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Easily Install Active Directory on Windows 2008 Server Core with CoreConfigurator

Daniel Petri

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Jan 8, 2009

ARTICLE UPDATE 6-23-2008:Our article covering the Core Configurator utility was one of the most popular articles on the Petri Knowledgebase. Unfortunately, we had to remove articles related to that topic and the link to the CoreConfigurator tool due to circumstances that were beyond our control.
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