Step by step instructions on how to set up a Windows NT a Domain in a
network.
(What I mean by step-by-step: You must tell me where to go in Windows
NT, what to open, and what to click)

The network will have several computers, running Windows 2000, Windows
XP, Linux & more.  Bonus question: Is it possible to get Linux to log
into Windows NT Domain?

I do not know if the OS is Windows NT Server, WinNT Workstation, or
what.  Please inform me as to how I can set up a PDC on each variation
of Windows NT (It is 4.0)

Pictures Appreciated.  I will be printing these instructions out and
bringing them on-site (This will be a client's network, so it is
important that I get things right)

Must have answer by 10:00 AM, EST, Wednesday 23rd

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Clarification of Question by odioworks_com-ga on 22 Jul 2003 07:21 PDT

Answer deadline has been extended to 12:00 Noon, EST

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Clarification of Question by odioworks_com-ga on 22 Jul 2003 08:43 PDT

Deadline extended to 1:00 PM EST

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Clarification of Question by odioworks_com-ga on 23 Jul 2003 18:53 PDT

Last chance: Must be answered by 8:00 AM EST, July 24th

Hi, odioworks_com-ga:

According to my documentation, "If you want to configure an NT Server
computer as a primary domain controller (PDC), you must do it during
installation. Before you can create a domain, you must have a PDC
already installed and configured."  MCSE Windows NT Server 4 for
Dummies, pg. 40.

Hope this helps, mathtalk-ga