Question : LINQ DISTINCT LIST<LIST<INT>>

hello, i have a list of list of int   =   list<list<int>>

example data would be

l[0] = list<int>{0,1,2,3}
l[1] = list<int>{0,1,2,3}
l[2] = list<int>{0,1,3,3}
l[3] = list<int>{0,1,5,3}


I need to return a distinct list, for example, "0,1,2,3" will only be returned once. Not sure how to do it

Answer : LINQ DISTINCT LIST<LIST<INT>>

1. Yes it is possible.

you can transition the active directory to windows server 2008. In place upgrade to windows 2008 is however not possible. You can add a new windows 2008 member server to the windows 2000 domain. you will have to prepare the AD on windows 2000 and then run DCpromo on windows 2008 ( install ADDS role first). once the windows 2008 is an additional DC you can transfer the FSMO and GC roles and decomission windows 2000 server as a DC.

2. windows 2000 cals for TS are not compatible if the TS is a windows 2008. You can install Terminal services & TS lic service on the windows 2008. the license server can act as a valid LS even for legacy TS.

3. The AD objects if i understand your question correctly will be replicated to the new DC ( win 2k8)

some ref: http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc753437(WS.10).aspx