Title: [OT] PVCS version control
Apologies, my query is nothing to do with AD. I am posting my query here, because lot of system admin are part of it.
By any chance anyone is using PVCS for version control. I am facing lot of issues..
Regards,
Dinesh Tashildar
Cognizant Technology
Title: Message
As far
as I can remember.. not really
I'd
need to have a play as it's been a while since I've played around with such
things A few things I would look at:
1) Set
policy so that users can only see specific drives and not map others. This isn't
the greatest method as it
Title: RE: [ActiveDir] DeForestation
You might check with Quest. They have an
Exchange Migration tool that is supposed to be able to sync free/busy info. You
have to go ORG to ORG I think though.
Todd
From: Kern, Tom
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Sent: Tuesday, July 13, 2004
I've just set up my first AD domain on a W2K sp4(fully patched)
box. Network is behind a DSL router running DHCP. The
promotion to DC went well, no problems and the installation of the DNS
server seemed to go fine. I was able to connect to the internet
without a problem. Tried to join my first
Can you ping the DSL router? Can you ping hosts on the internet by name or
by IP address? Can you log into the DSL router and hit the internet from
there?
First step, IMO, would be to isolate a connectivity issue from a DNS
issue...
Look at subnet masks and default gateway settings if you can't
Cannot ping out with the DNS server in place, but when I
uninstall the DNS server I can get out just fine.
At 07:48 AM 7/14/2004, you wrote:
Can you ping the DSL router? Can
you ping hosts on the internet by name or
by IP address? Can you log into the DSL router and hit the internet
from
there?
Also, other machines connected to this network that are not
members of this domain are able to access the internet without a
problem.
At 07:48 AM 7/14/2004, you wrote:
Can you ping the DSL router? Can
you ping hosts on the internet by name or
by IP address? Can you log into the DSL router and
Is DNS running on your DC or a separate box? Is it Windows DNS or *nix?
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Charlie Kaiser
MCSE, CCNA
Systems Engineer
Essex Credit / Brickwalk
510 595 5083
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From: David Lee [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, July
DNS is Windows and is running on the DC.
At 07:59 AM 7/14/2004, you wrote:
Is DNS running on your DC or a
separate box? Is it Windows DNS or *nix?
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Charlie Kaiser
MCSE, CCNA
Systems Engineer
Essex Credit / Brickwalk
510 595 5083
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-Original
Title: RE: [ActiveDir] DeForestation
You might also check with Microsoft to see that they have a
PFInterOrg tool that will let you synch the F/B data. It's in the
multi-forest deployment docs how it works and what's needed.
You might offer those secretaries an alternative method,
such as
When DNS is on the network, users can't PING? Since
when does DNS have anything to do with PING? Can you do what you need to
do without using the fqdn and instead using the IP address? If so, is that
because you can't resolve names properly? If so, what is the expected
behavior, and what is
OK, so if you ping an internet host by name from a workgroup machine; i.e.
www.google.com, you get a reply. If you ping that same host by name from a
domain machine, what happens? Time out? Unknown host?
Once you ping www.google.com from a workgroup machine, it should list the IP
address. What
Has anyone
successfully moved and active DHCP scope from one Domain controller to another
on a production network?
I have 3
Domain controllers all running AD 2000 and one really wants to die soon but its
running all my DHCP scopes and I want to move the scope to one of my other DCs.
Title: RE: [ActiveDir] DeForestation
do you
have a link to the docs?
also,
if i give the secretaries access to a mailbox in another forest/org, an account
and mailbox has to be created for them in the other forestand they would
have to chose from a seperate outlook profile if they wanted
Timeout to both url and IP.
At 08:47 AM 7/14/2004, you wrote:
OK, so if you ping an internet
host by name from a workgroup machine; i.e.
www.google.com, you
get a reply. If you ping that same host by name from a
domain machine, what happens? Time out? Unknown host?
Once you ping
www.google.com
Quick question.
I want to add a new windows 2003 server into my windows 2000 domain.
I will also want to add this as an additional domain controller to start
with.
When do I do the dcpromo on the windows 2003 server to make it a domain
controller?
After I run forestprep and domainprep on my
Forgive me, I was too quick on the [Del] key and don't remember the
exact subject header for this thread.
If I'm understand you correctly, your connectivity is fine up until the
point where you install DNS on your domain controller, correct?
Is there a Root Hints zone configured on your DNS
Yes I have successfully done this.
Here is the step-by-step from KB130642 (I am copying it in here for ref
I know you have it). I found this to be relatively straightforward (and,
my reasons were the same as yoursa dying server). The only issue
was a reluctance on the part of the new dhcp
thanks both for post replies - helpful in the extreme
i do sense that the issue of GC and by implication dlist etc retrieval over
a WAN connection is not regarded as such as a major issue - can only assume
that you have the luxury of very well connected sites ??
point taken about the size of the
So I guess it is safe to say that SP4 should be safe to deploy since not
to many people have posted problems with the SP here on the list and I
have not seen too many things written about problems arising from it.?
Justin A. Salandra, MCSE
Senior Network Engineer
Catholic Healthcare System
David,
I think it's time for you to provide more details. Let's start with IPconfig
/all from the following:
The DNS server itself
A client in the domain
A client not in the domain.
Then provide more details about HOW your DNS server is setup:
Is it forwarding? If yes, to whom?
In DNS console,
Title: Message
This
might help:
Frequently Asked Questions About Windows
2000 DNS and Windows Server 2003 DNS:
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;291382Product=winsvr2003
-Original Message-From: Mulnick, Al
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Wednesday,
Title: RE: [ActiveDir] DeForestation
On the Secretary issue, move the boss and secretary at the
same time together. We always treated those folks as a single entity. If you got
high enough up into the chain where a single manager had multiple secretaries or
assistants they all got moved in
OK. How about tracert to the IP address? Where are the next hops? Do they
match the hops on your workgroup machines?
**
Charlie Kaiser
MCSE, CCNA
Systems Engineer
Essex Credit / Brickwalk
510 595 5083
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-Original Message-
From: David Lee
You're skipping several important steps. MS has a good step by step
guide at:
http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=325379
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Sent: Wednesday, July 14, 2004 9:36 AM
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I'd read this-
http://www.winnetmag.com/Article/ArticleID/39584/39584.html
-Original Message-
From: Salandra, Justin A. [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, July 14, 2004 1:13 PM
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Subject: [ActiveDir] SP4
So I guess it is safe to say that SP4 should be safe
Is this W2K sp4 you mean?
ddh
So I guess it is safe to say that SP4 should be safe
to deploy since not
to many people have posted problems with the SP here
on the list and I
have not seen too many things written about problems
arising from it.?
Justin A. Salandra, MCSE
Senior Network
Users seem to be able to use the windows XP built in people search to change
other users AD attributes.
I assume this isn't normal. Is there a tool I can use to find differences
from the default AD attributes security. This is a windows 2000 AD.
Thank you
jb
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I like Candee! ;0)
And of course, this shows why...
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Candee
VaglicaSent: Wednesday, July 14, 2004 1:33 PMTo:
'[EMAIL PROTECTED]'Subject: RE: [ActiveDir] DNS/internet
connectivity problems
This
might help:
Sponsorship? I have no idea what you mean g
point taken about the size of the address book being small compared to but
my mind has been that we have servers there with the required directory
information, we might as well use them ???
Just because you can, doesn't mean you should. They are
Title: RE: [ActiveDir] DeForestation
no,
the secretary is a member of our domain/forest. the manager(actually, ceo) is a
member of the source domain/forest and will stay there. The ceo is in a diff.
geographical location as well.
Essentaily, these are 2 equal companies which have merged but
I am deploying and AD 2003 Domain and Windows XP client machines. I created
a Domain Local group called RDP Admins for Remote Desktop Administration.
When I go to Windows XP ,System Properties -Remote -Remote Desktop, I can
only add Domain Global group I cannot add my RDP Admins domain
Sure but it's still the best version of W2K so far.
ddh
I'd read this-
http://www.winnetmag.com/Article/ArticleID/39584/39584.
html
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From: Salandra, Justin A.
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Sent: Wednesday, July 14, 2004 1:13 PM
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Subject:
Title: Message
Of
course you do!
=)
-Original Message-From: Mulnick, Al
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Wednesday, July 14, 2004 2:32
PMTo: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'Subject: RE:
[ActiveDir] DNS/internet connectivity problems
I like Candee! ;0)
And of course, this shows
In my W2K domain the only SP4 problems were related to nested security
groups and delegated permission's that were erased when I applied it on the
DC's. See http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;817433 for
more info on that. To fix the problem I re-applied the delegated
if this is normal or not really depends on the security you've set in
your AD or on the objects. With the default permissions this doesn't
work (i.e. would it not be normal), since a normal user can only edit
specific attributes on his own account object (everything that's granted
to be writable
hey Joe - just to clarify: I was talking about an inplace-upgrade of the
DOMAIN - vs. migration to a new DOMAIN... that was David's main
question. Inplace-Upgrading the DCs themselves is a separate
discussion.
but I know you just read my answer and assumed the later ;-)
And I truly doubt
Summer is now in full swing and its time for a bit of AD maintenance. This
is the school district's first year of running AD successfully and now we
are going to make some changes to the network, mostly client changes. All
clients are currently joined to AD and we want to create a ghost image
Joe, we would consider facilitating an open sync project. We have completed
a sync project for AD to Notes, so we have something of a framework to begin
with.
Cheers!
David
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Sent: July 13, 2004 1:17 PM
You will not be able to DC promo your Windows 2003 machine until you run
forest prep and domain prep.
Dennis
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Anyone know what this is all about??
http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=145675
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I installed SP4 on over 75 servers with 0 problems, I pushed it with
Ecoria, will be using Patchlink soon :) I did get 1 error, it was event ID
2011 IRP error and lost all the shares :( Had to bump it upto 25 because
it's a cluster with over 4 million files on a EMC San.
Ryan McDonald
Ah sorry I wasn't clear. I COMPLETELY agree with keeping the forest. My
statement of new installs of 2K3 was for the DCs themselves.
You don't need to upgrade a DC to keep the AD for 2K to K3 as you did NT to
2K. You can simply prep and spin up a new DC. Actually that would have been
cool for 2K
What? As open source? Sign me up. :)
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Sent: Wednesday, July 14, 2004 4:27 PM
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Subject: RE: [ActiveDir] outlook / gc client discovery
Joe, we would consider facilitating an
Jake-
1. You can just delete the old accounts *after* you image the PCs.
2. Ghost can automatically name and join each machine. My suggestion is that
you remotely push the ghost client to all your machines, and then go into
the network settings of each machine in ghost, and change the computer's
Rimmerman, Russ wrote:
Anyone know what this is all about??
http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=145675
Look at its date :), it is 1 June 2001 so it is on Day of Children (I
don't know exact english name so I translate polish name)
I belive this was KB from MSN released on this day for people to
1. Netdom can rename workstations remotely without removing/rejoining to
domain.
2. Ghost Console, then netdom.
Or run a script to map mac addresses to client name and ip then run netdom
on each ip.
Or.
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maybe it's useful when you have problems with creating new users in
either a child domain or it's parent domain ;-)
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Sent: Mittwoch, 14. Juli 2004 22:38
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Subject:
That's a bit strange; I really liked the part that asks for product
enhancement requests. One enhancement I can think of would be painless
deployment I'll leave it at that :-)
Thanks,
Raymond
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Grillenmeier, Guido wrote:
maybe it's useful when you have problems with creating new users in
either a child domain or it's parent domain ;-)
ROTFL
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While the article is thought provoking... The fact you typed something that
resolved to that in the search engine intrigues me more. What exactly did
you type?
joe
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Sent: Wednesday, July
I didn't, a friend sent me the link and didn't give me any clues on how he
got it. I'm assuming he got it from someone else, who got it from someone
else, .
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Sent: Wednesday, July 14, 2004 5:42 PM
I thought I remembered reading something waaay back regarding some sort of
scenario during which the ntds.dit actually grows in size as part of a 2000
- 2003 migration. After hunting through my archives, I think I found the
relevant conversation...
If I understand this correctly, after adprep is
Anyone know what this is all about??
http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=145675
Reminds me of MSKB 303969, INF: How to Work with More Than 64,000 Children
Per Parent
Lots of interesting KB articles are listed at:
http://jill.jazzkeyboard.com/qarticles.html
Charles Oppermann, [EMAIL PROTECTED],
2) Regardless of how you image the computers, using sysprep is the *only*
supported way of using imaged workstations on a network. Look into it if
you haven't used it. I find it quite simple to use and extrememly
effective. The sysprep process can be automated. I typically find it most
useful
I've thought up another one of my grand schemes in the past few days. I've got most of
the specifics down on some post-its, save for some linked value attributes stuff. The
errm extensive MSDN docs which I read quite a few times today didn't actually
enlighten me on the antics of them.
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