Yes that is what i was trying to do. Have I done anything wrong?
I added folder paths in a new security template called folders, amd I set the
permissions I wanted. And then I imported it in the Group poliy object that takes care
of some of my users, and computers. But it seems not to be
Marc
It is by design, I came across this issue when testing Disaster Recovery
procedures for our AD implementation. See the following article on how to
resolve it.
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=KB;EN-US;Q316790;
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From: De Schepper Marc [mailto:[EMAIL
Title: Message
Is
there a way to query the AD and find out what domain the account is in. In
AD users and computers there is a field next to the samAccountname field that
tells you what domain the account is in. It is grayed out so you can't
change it. Is that field query able?
Second
We
Title: Message
Todd,
If I
read this correctly, you are interested in finding out what NetBIOS domain name
the user account is in, correct? The up-level domain name is NOT grayed
out, so this must be it (process of elimination and assuming same privilege in
AD UC).
Yes,
it is. I believe
Title: Message
Rick,
You
are the best.
Todd
-Original Message-From: Rick Kingslan
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Wednesday, September 25, 2002 9:53
AMTo: [EMAIL PROTECTED]Subject: RE:
[ActiveDir] Two questions
Todd,
If I
read this correctly, you are
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First
thing to download is the .net betaadminpak.msi:
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/release.asp?ReleaseID=34032area=searchordinal=1
Then, you can look at
the new group policies and explanations that will only affect XP. In fact, each
GP will have a statement "At least
Hello,
Good morning ?? It's almost evening overhere :-)
I get a lot of info @
http://www.microsoft.com/windows2000/technologies/directory/ad/default.a
sp
It's still a big search for there but after a while you get to know your
way.
Greetings,
Jochen Andries
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We are attempting to rebuild our DC due to problems with the server. Prior
to rebuilding this system, we are making an image of the system, and have
created a new DC. We are doing this with hopes to test the possibility of
moving the usersnames and passwords in our current installation of AD. The
Have a look at ADMT 2.0, which you can find on the Windows .NET Server RC1 CD under
the I386 directory.
It offers a number of improvements over the first version of the tool. It now has
better scripting support, as well as the ability to migrate passwords.
Of course, there are 3rd party
The method I like is to first create the Computer objects directly in the OU of
choice. The computer can then be joined to the domain at a later date.
The Computer objects can be (pre-)created in this way either via script or with ADUC.
The advantage of this approach is that (through
What are some 3rd party tools available? We don't have .NET server.
Thank you,
Stacey Davis
Tony Murray
You don't have to be running AD in a .NET environment to use ADMT 2.0. I have run it
successfully in a wholly Windows 2000 environment. The Beta version was around for a
long time and the product is now stable.
If you really want to go with a 3rd party tool have a look under the Third Party
I was able to find ADMT 2.0 but it requires you to run in native mode,
which we don't want to do. Do you have any suggestions to work around that?
Thanks for the link.
You have to be running in native mode for that to work and we are not.
Thanks for the links for 3rd party software.
*
Sincerely,
Stacey Davis
Hello,
Anybody out there who's an early adopter of .Net with more than 100 sites?
We've got more than 100 sites and are moving towards an AD migration next
year. We've decided, at Microsoft's recommendation, to go straight to .Net
and it's version of AD. I've read that the KCC can handle the
Hi,
After a forum chat with some visitors, i was wondering if its possible to get hold of
a definitive list of OU permissions for AD Users and Computers. Basically, several
people where trying to allow certain users to be able to do small changes to user
accounts such as unlock an account, or
Title: Message
Yes they work. We are in the middle
of developing our revised XP GPOs. The problem we have run into is
that most of our XP pro SP1 machines will not show all of the available
GPO settings under: user config/windows settings. On all but one XP
machine the only thing listed
If you mean in the Members tab of ADUC, i thought that was a limit of the listbox
display control on that page.
If you find a solution I would be interested in knowing
Olly Marshall
ADSSupport.net
www.adssupport.net
-Original Message-
From: Myrick, Todd (NIH/CIT) [mailto:[EMAIL
If time isn't an issue just making the dns change and letting it propagate
would be the easiest thing as far as dhcp is concerned.
Clyde Burns
* I was going on 24rs no sleep :) I get that tired and I start thinking Im a
comedian.
-Original Message-
From: Noah Eiger [mailto:[EMAIL
Title: Message
No
doubt, RSoP is a nice tool. More in depth than doing a Security Config/Analysis.
I am
actually havinga similar issue as you, sometimes you can see the entire
GPO (with the extended-XP only policies) and sometimes not. Strange. When MS
helps you can, can you post it up
Title: Message
blush
Thanks!
Rick Kingslan - Microsoft Certified Trainer MCSE+I on
Windows NT 4.0 MCSE on Windows 2000 MVP [Windows NT/2000
Server]"Any sufficiently advanced technologyis indistinguishable
from magic." --- Arthur C.
Clarke
-Original Message-From:
[EMAIL
Mike,
I wish that I could go into detail on this (NDA issues), but suffice it
to say that an intimate conversation (15 people with Stuart Kwan and
Andreas Luther) at the Microsoft Campus convinced me that they got it
right in .Net. The issue is a mathematical one, and (believe it or not)
MS
Justin,
You'll find that clients keep an open channel, if you will, to DCs for
SYSVOl, etc. This is done over Port 445.
HTH!
Rick Kingslan - Microsoft MVP [Windows NT/2000]
Microsoft Certified Trainer
MCSA, MCSE+I - Windows NT / 2000
Any sufficiently advanced technology
is
Hello,
We are using a GPO to enable Active Desktop and add a Web Item (.aspx web
page) to the Windows XP desktop. This item will act as the Workstation's
Wallpaper. Is it possible to enable Cover Desktop and disable Make this
page available offline from the GPO? I have had a look and I can't see
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