Title: OT Assign Icon in script
Ive done that sort of thing simply
by creating the shortcut then _copying_
it via a script.
Dan
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Aaron
scut.IconLocation = \\server\folder\customicon.ico
should work
Regards
Peter
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Okay time to weigh in here.
You don't need WINS to establish the trust in my experience. You do need
connectivity though, if your trust is going through a firewall you might
encounter UDP fragmentation, port blocking, etc ... so you will want to
force the use of TCP protocol on your DC's for
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Well, I was actually able to finally get the trust verified successfully by
setting up WINS replication. Not sure how else we'd know which boxes are the
DCs in their domain since the _msdcs is outside the zone (win2k3 design). WINS
replication took care of it for me.
Is it possible to approach this from another way? Do you have any access to
enrolled student data? If so, then it might be easier to delete students who
are no longer enrolled rather than try and work out those who haven't logged on.
I have a script that runs at regular intervals and pulls a
Steve,
Thanks for the alternate view. Unfortunately, our business policy is not that
simple. We basically allow for lifetime email as long as the account is
active.
Do you simply delete the account when a student becomes inactive? What
determines enrollment at your school? (This is a
Hi Dean,
As I mentioned earlier I did not know (never seen it before) about the
automatic increase of the ridavailablepool value with 1 million after the
rid seizure. I got curious and I built a small environment. I did not see
the ridpool got increased with 1 million after the seizure. I also
Does anyone have vb.net code they would like to share?
I am looking for an Active Directory object picker written in vb.net. I can
find allot of C++ examples but I am more comfortable with visual basic.
Thanks
Yves
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That was exactly right. Thanks for the help!
Chris Ryan
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Tony Murray
Robbie Allen's Active Directory Cookbook is full of great examples in VB.
Check out the link to the code here:
http://www.rallenhome.com/books/adcookbook/code.html
I fully recommend purchasing it as well. This book as seen a lot of use
while sitting on my desk! (Be sure to write your name on it
Tested this myself and reached the same conclusion you did. I've since done
some digging and found a number of references to the 1 million increase, all
of which were in documents relating to Windows NT5. I assume my memory has
yet again failed me :) since I can't even find any private
Thanks that worked
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Aaron
scut.IconLocation = \\server\folder\customicon.ico
should work
Regards
Peter
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Hello everybody :-))
I don't know if it's the right place, but i think i could have good
resolution for my pb in this discussion :-)
We use MIIS 2003 (Microsoft Identity Integration Server 2003 ) in order
to synchronize Active directory 2003 with openLdap.
I install Password Change Notification
Appologies accepted! No hard feelings! I also used the same environment to
test the ADMOD -undel option to undelete objects and it did not work
(already mailed Joe about it). However I must mentioned both the RID thing
and the ADMOD thing were tested on W2K3-R2!
Keeping my earlier statement in
Are you running the hotfixes as described in 842531 ?
Mark
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Hello everybody :-))
I don't know if it's the right place, but i think i could
Thanks. That should do it.
-- nme
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Admod, eh? That's where you are hiding it? Who woulda thunk :o.
Do ADPrep /forestprep and /domainprep require rebooting of
the domain controllers?
Thanks,
Z.V.
Already own it. Great book. Good idea about writing your name on it.
Unfortunately the book does not show any gui examples or/and how to use the
treeview object in vb.net.
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No.
That would be pretty painful in an env with hundreds of DCs
:)
The
below commands simply extend the schema and make other minor changes in the
config and domain NCs.
neil
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NOPE! only if you really want to
;-)
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and /DomainPrep
Do ADPrep /forestprep and
/domainprep require rebooting
As I understand it, remote NTLM authentication is when someone doesn't log on
by doing CTRL ALT DEL and putting in a username/password but accesses some
resource which either prompts for username/password (perhaps a web page or
email program) or uses the stored token. This doesn't update the
Yes, thank you for your output. I will install the fix now. I will let U know
if it's successfull.
Cheers,
Yann
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Objet :
Something that confuses me in this (and in RID allocation generally) is:
Isn't the RIDavailablePool held by the RID master? Is the value replicated
among DCs? If it's not, does a DC have to check with the RID master BEFORE it
increments this value? (I assume that it would, but I am not sure,
Steve,
I have just verified that OWA is updating the lastlogontimestamp (Win2003 AD,
exchange2003 sp1) which is what I was most concerned with. The other issues
(stored token) should be few and far between so the six month lag should be
good enough to catch it.
I think we are going to remove
That's great info... and timely. I need to implement something like this here
too.
:m:dsm:cci:mvp
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Hi,
The max. available RIDs in each AD domain is 1.073.741.823. This is the
upper value of the attribute rIDAvailablePool of the object CN=RID
Manager$,CN=System,DC=PARENT,DC=LAN. This attribute manages the blocks of
RIDS that have NOT been assigned to DCs to create security principals. The
owner
This was a post I read at the beginning of the month - anything look
familiar - it's by Brett, so I guess he knows
It's all on the ActiveDir Org Archive -
/SNIP/
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And if you need to do it permanently you can designated through the registry
or through a GPO setting DC Locator DNS records not registered by the DCs
(preferred!)
And if you want to offload it you can configure the DNS weight and DNS
priority of the records registered by the particular DC(s).
Oh yes they do..
See for more info
http://www.microsoft.com/technet/prodtechnol/windowsserver2003/library/Opera
tions/833842ca-6a61-4e62-8c25-e3edfa266701.mspx
Select Active Directory Operations Guide , select Troubleshooting Active
Directory, select Troubleshooting Active Directory Replication
H...I have recently experienced the same issue but it did not
involve a ghosted/cloned DC. What did happen was a child domain
controller (spock) in a separate site from its other child DCs was
demoted. A new DC was brought up with the same name a few hours later.
I am afraid that the
Hi all:
One of my DCs died (hardware failure) so we replaced it and reinstalled
2000. Since we have enough DCs, we were able to just resync the data.
My question is - we named the new DC the same as the dead one and didn't
remove the old dc from sites and services. By doing this, will this
cause
Hi,
If one of your DCs died and it is OK reinstall it instead of restoring it
you should:
(1) Perform a metadata cleanup to remove the directory info of the DC that
died. see http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;216498
and/or http://www.petri.co.il/fix_unsuccessful_demotion.htm
Deji
F:\DEV\cpp\ShrFlgsadfind -schema -f ldapdisplayname=ridavailablepool
systemflags
AdFind V01.26.00cpp Joe Richards ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) February 2005
Using server: 2k3dc01.joe.com
Directory: Windows Server 2003
Base DN: CN=Schema,CN=Configuration,DC=joe,DC=com
A remote NTLM Auth would be a remote authentication of a user for a resource
that uses NTLM authentication because kerberos for some reason or another
can't be used.
For instance... If you connect to a resource via IP, kerberos will not be
used, instead passthrough NTLM will be used. In this case
Huh? I didn't get that email Jorge... Lucky I was scanning through the
posts, I barely caught this post.
I haven't seen admod not work for an undel, definitely get data to me, use
the -exterr option to capture the DSID info too.
joe
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Hi Matt
Creating a site without any subnets, will not prevent users from logging
on to there - (those machines without a subnet defined in AD) will find
its fastest responding DC, which could mean that DC.
Stopping netlogon like Jose mentioned (or unplugging :)
Or remove dns srv records, DC
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