If you
do that method then the DC that you have in the test environment will have a
different name to the ones in Production which may mean that when testing
solutions (is that why you are doing this?) you will have a different names and
stuff to worry about. We achieve what you are after
This may be more of an Exchange management
add-in, but it sure would be nice to be able to go into Exchange Tasks from
ADUC and do an export of a mailboxor is there some exmerge plug-in to do
this
Management wants to
have certain folders on the serverpassword protected. I have access
limited to the folders already, but they want an extra level of comfort. Does
anyone do this in their system already, and if so what are suggested
solutions.
Windows 2003 server
SP2 in a Win2000 AD
Well one way to do it is set up secondary
accounts, put them in a group, give that group (and that group only) access to
the folders, and assign the secondary accounts to the people who need the
access.
OR
Try to ascertain what the manager is
trying to accomplish, and see if there
Does anyone know how to stop the Manage
Your Server applet from popping up for new users who login to a Windows
Server 2003 system?
I am digging thru the registry and not
having much luck identifying which key may control that setting.
Thanks!
JBL
This e-mail, and any attachment, is
there should be a checkbox in the lower left hand corner
that will allow you to turn it off at startup
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Title: Unresolved SIDs in ACL
I have a script, which creates a pre-defined OU structure, creates groups and permissions the OUs with these groups. The script performs these steps in the order given.
I have 2 test environments and have executed the script in each.
In one environment (all
Theres a GP for it Admin Templates/Windows Components
somewhere probably. Check the GP master spreadsheet
Thanks,
Brian Desmond
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Kelli, thanks for the feedback.
Clicking the checkbox will only affect
the currently logged in user.
Basically, I am looking around for something
system-wide, so that everyone who logs in does not recieve the Manage
Your Server applet.
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Title: FYI: W2K3 SP1 VMWARE issue
Hi Everyone,
As you all may know a few months ago I posted two issues with Vmware and W2K3SP1 DCs. The issues described are:
* Adding additional W2K3SP1 DCs to the forest
* Creating trusts from a W2K3SP1 forest to another forest (does not matter which
why are you having multiple people log into your
server? We only allow Admin access and there are only two people with that
kind of access.
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Interestingly, this particular option is not in Group
Policy. However, a quick check with Regmon points out the registry value in
question and so I whipped up a quick custom ADM that should handle
this:
CLASS USER
CATEGORY "My Custom Settings"
POLICY "Show Manage Your Server
Ok, thanks i guess =)
Is there another way of achieving this goal, without buying certain hardware or
expensive licenses? Or is ipsec policies the best/only way to go?
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Imagine an environment where servers are built on a daily
basis - there is a need to stop the 'manage your server' page from appearing on
all servers.
It can be done as follows:
Computer config / admin templates / system / "do not
display manage your server at logon"
neil
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Ha. Thanks Neil. And I wasted a perfectly good 5 minutes
creating a custom ADM because I didn't bother to look under Computer
Config
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The padawan teaches the teacher :)
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Ha. Thanks Neil. And I wasted a perfectly
Title: FYI: W2K3 SP1 & VMWARE issue
scratches head
That was unexpected. Good result though. Thanks
for posting the info Jorge.
Tony
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Hello, colleagues,
One of our organizations is in their own domain, a child domain of our
root. They want to be in their own forest. Are there tools to migrate
them to their own separate forest, or will I need to build the forest
first, presumably with 2 new DC's, and then make all their servers
This might be the problem that people can see a folder
exists and don't understand that the permissions will stop "bad guys" getting
into it.
With 2003 you can set things so that if they don't have
rights to read the folder then they don't see the folder - this list has
discussed "access
If they need their own forest you need to create it first. But even before you
create it, design it. First setup what the requirement should be and then
design it to meet the requirements.
Migration high level steps are:
* Make sure the AD has been configured (sites, subnets, replication, OUs,
Title: [ActiveDir] Migrate domain to separate forest
Many thanks, Jorge. And I hear congratulations on your MVP
status are in order. Congrats!
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Ah every time that comes up I recall the bank
I worked for a while back, and the new server they named
CASHVAULT
Nothing to see here people, move along,
nothing to see here
---
Rich Milburn
MCSE, Microsoft MVP -
Title: Outlook Exchange
Just to add... You need to set the client Mail Account to
DELIVER TO PST.
TOOLS | EMAIL ACCOUNTS | View Existing
Notice near the bottom of the window where it is
titled:
"Deliver new e-mail to the following
location:
You can create a PST here and then point the
Hi-
I am
preparing to upgrade a W2k domain to W2k3. I want to use the latest version of
ADPrep. I have found the following info and am confused:
For
ADPrep on the following -
From Windows Server 2003 CD: 5.2.3790.0 July
22, 2004, 9:07:08 AM
from
Are you asking if 1830 196 ?
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Questions
Hi-
I am
preparing to upgrade a W2k domain to W2k3. I want to
Title: Unresolved SIDs in ACL
Do the SIDs at least have the Domain portion of the SID
correct? How far off are they from the real SID of the
groups?
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Just out of curiosity, why do they think they want their own forest?
In any case, there's no way that I'm aware of to carve off a domain and
make it a new forest root... I think you'll have to create the forest
and migrate the users and resources.
ADMT would seem to be a reasonable way to go. Or
On the DNS server option, a couple of interesting things
when I relooked at the API (on a lunch break this time Deji ;oP ) It doesn't let
you specify the server to make the change on, only the server to send the FAZ
(Find Auth Zone) request. I would have to play with that to see how that
yes
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one thousand eight hundred and thirty is greater than one
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Oh (blush)
Dont mind me. Im just over here re-learning that
whole tens, hundreds, thousands, etc thing.
Ugh! (eyes roll skyward, head shakes)
;-)
Sorry for the wasted bandwidth.
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