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What is the difference between detector and diode detector?
difference between detector and diode
What is the difference between fuse and MCB?
what is the difference between miniature circuit breaker and fuse
What is the difference between series and parralal circuit?
difference between series is one pathway through circuit,difference between parralal is more then one pathway through circuit.
Difference between product modulator and balance modulator?
what is the difference between balance n product modulator
What is difference between a coherent detector and envelop detector?
What the difference between envelop and coherent detection of AM signals
What is the purpose of the Primary Domain Controller on a Windows network?
The server holding the PDC emulator role will cause the most problems if it is unavailable. This would be most noticeable in a mixed mode domain where you are still running NT 4 BDCs and if you are using downlevel clients (NT and Win9x). Since the PDC emulator acts as a NT 4 PDC, then any actions that depend on the PDC would be affected (User Manager for Domains, Server Manager, changing passwords, browsing and BDC replication). In a native mode domain the failure of the PDC emulator isn't as critical because other domain controllers can assume most of the responsibilities of the PDC emulator.
Is there a difference between a 1996 dodge neon wiring harness and a 1998 dodge neon 2.0?
yes.different plugs on several sensors and the plugs going into the pdc and ecu.
What does bdc mean?
BDC means Bottom Dead Center
When was BDC Building created?
BDC Building was created in 1972.
What does bdc stand for on a bank statement?
BDC stands for Bank Debit Card
How do you reset PDC on BMW?
how do you reset the pdc on a bmw
What does bdc mean on barclays statement mean?
hi what does bdc mean on my bank statemeny t
What are the differences between Windows NT 4 and Windows Server 2003?
In NT 4, there are primary domain controllers (PDCs) and backup domain controllers (BDCs). Only one PDC can exist per domain. The PDC hosts a read/write copy of the domain database, and the BDCs each house a read-only version of the same information, thus providing some measure of redundancy and infrastructure scalability. But in the event of a loss of the PDC, you can't make changes to the domain until you replace it. However, users can continue to log in using a BDC. In Active Directory, with the exception of specific roles (i.e., Flexible Single Master Operations, or FSMO), all domain controllers function equally. The system replicates changes made to read/write versions of the domain database to all other domain controllers, resulting in a much more robust and scalable infrastructure. A single domain controller does serve the FSMO roles, but you can move these roles to any other domain controller at will. Another key difference between NT and Active Directory is the process by which a server becomes a domain controller. In NT, once a server is a PDC or a BDC, only reinstalling Windows can downgrade it to a member server (and vice versa). But in Windows 2000 and Windows Server 2003, you use the DCPromo utility to handle this process. This utility can upgrade and downgrade servers to and from domain controllers and member servers
What is better the v5 bcd tank or the v4 bdc tank?
i have had a bdc tank mini before from totally wicked, and i have a few of the bdc atomisers, i broke the old one and want to buy a new one, i noticed there are three bdc ones now, the v4, v5 and the one called bdc tank mini, i don't want the same one i had, so what should i get??
What is pdc in terms of payment?
how many terms for pdc
What is the market cap for Belden Inc BDC?
As of July 2014, the market cap for Belden Inc (BDC) is $3,310,280,542.40.
What does PDC stand for?
p= park d= distance c=control
