You can run dcdiag on the enterprise which will gather data from every
server. Try doing that and collecting data on the issue. Also, do the
objects exist in Sites and Services for the server to replicate among
its peers?
Try checking out some of that stuff,
Nate
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What type of zone was it? Was it just a Standard Primary or AD Integrated?
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Did you use an image to create the Citrix
server?
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hboogzSent: Wednesday, November 15, 2006 12:43 PMTo:
ActiveDir@mail.activedir.orgSubject: [ActiveDir] Strange DC behaviour
and error
Hey Guys,
I receive this error on my DC
Laura,
I apologize if I offended you by using M$. I was not
the originator of the terms usage, nor did I condone it to be used
offensively. I was simply trying to show you that there are plenty of
reasons people say things that are not intended to be offensive, but are just
poking fun.
Why dont you make the domain controller at the branch
office with the Exchange Server a Global Catalog? Also why not set the
cost on the links if you have not already? You can also set the logging
level higher in exchange so you can see whats taking so long to come
online.
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You have to be able to laugh at yourself. M$ is a
tounge in cheek _expression_ and certainly a corporation like Microsoft can laugh
at itself when M$ is used as slang in its reference. Thats why
wenickname really big guys tiny.
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Useless Air Farce would not be found funny because its just
that, not funny. Funnier is US Chair Force. Thats funny, and people
here laugh at it all the time.
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RutherfordSent: Monday, November 13, 2006 7:32 AMTo:
Exactly, is exactly right. You cant impose your own
humor preferences on someone because you consider it unfunny. You just
dont laugh. You can't stop bad jokes, because someone, somewhere is
laughing at them. Just not you.
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imaging process
and enable it when complete?
Thanks,
Brian Desmond
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List,
I have been looking at several options to restore a failed DC from the ground
up. ADS seems to look promising, but its hard to get one SYSPREP image for all
of my DCs even though they are all flavors of Dell PowerEdge, it has proven
difficult. Does anyone know of a good solution to
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List,
I have been looking at several options
to a captured image to cater for different
devices.
Cheers
Ken
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PXE Boot into an unattended install?
Thanks,
Brian Desmond
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Active Directory Consultancy
Tel +44(0)7801 690596
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From: Bahta, Nathaniel V CTR USAF NASIC/SCNA [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Thu, 5 Oct 2006 08:35:57
To:ActiveDir@mail.activedir.org
Subject: RE: [ActiveDir] Domain Controller Bare Metal restore
That’s what I have been trying
restore
Look on the Altiris website for Hardware idependent installs v2 - you can
disect all the info out of this document.
Mark Parris
Base IT Ltd
Active Directory Consultancy
Tel +44(0)7801 690596
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Hey
all,
I have
a little question here, just a sanity check for the most part. We had a DC
that got its registry ripped to shreds by some hardware folks, the end result
was the OS no longer recognized TCP/IP interfaces, even after a system state
restore of the registry component. This
Yeah that was done, everything is clean. Just used a
different name when I rebuilt the server to be on the safe side and to keep
things clean.
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DesmondSent: Monday, September 11, 2006 9:33 AMTo:
Yeah thats what me and my coworkers have been debating,
what method to use to check password length. We are looking through perl
modules to see if there are any that can actually do what we are talking
about. So far no luck with it, but the search continues. Do you know
of any module that
What does that have to do with reading how many characters
someones password is? I know how to find out the minimum password lengths
value, but that is not what we are concerned with. We are concerned with
how long the actual password is. Be it 15 or 20 or 8 characters, that is
what we are
Just
wanted to field this to see if it makes any sense to any of you guys.
We are
going to implement a mandatory 15 character password policy for all of our
administrator accounts. The only way that makes sense is a subdomain with
a separate password policy, since there is only one per
I thought about that, but that does not prohibit you from
setting a password less than 15 characters. I thought about setting it up
to run on a changenotify event and then if the length was less than 15, disable
the account, but I think that is a bit harsh. I dont know of a way of
stopping
passwords?
Mark
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Date: Thu, 31 Aug 2006 08:15:13
To:ActiveDir@mail.activedir.org
Subject: [ActiveDir] Seperate Administrator password policy
Just wanted to field this to see if it makes any sense to any of you guys
Of Bahta,
Nathaniel V CTR USAF NASIC/SCNA
Sent: Wednesday, August 16, 2006 10:15 AM
To: ActiveDir@mail.activedir.org
Subject: [ActiveDir] Process on DC stuck on stopping
Hey all,
I have used pskill.exe, procexp.exe, to try to get a the antivirus
service on my dc to stop so I can restart
Hey all,
I have used pskill.exe, procexp.exe, to try to get a the antivirus
service on my dc to stop so I can restart it, but it is hung in the
stopping state. Does anybody know a good way that I can kill this
process and start it again without causing a stack failure in the
kernel? (already
can also cause this - resolved the issue.
If I can find my old Black and Red for that period, I will let you know the KB.
Mark
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Date: Fri, 4 Aug 2006 15:47:50
To:ActiveDir@mail.activedir.org
Subject: RE
Hey all,
Does anyone know of a command line utility that allows
you to test ldap connections? We have a dc that hangs, but remains
pingable and I would like to do ldap pings to it to as well as rpc pings.
I know about the rpc ping utility, but I wanted to test for ldap connectivity as
Its not for troubleshooting, its so we can tell when the DC
is hung, you cant tell when its hung because our monitoring software only pings
by ip and it responds. If it replies, I know it can serve ldap queries,
and then i can rpc ping it and make sure that authentication requests will be
Title: Message
No, nothing, the rdp client does not
respond.
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DavidSent: Friday, August 04, 2006 10:32 AMTo:
ActiveDir@mail.activedir.orgSubject: RE: [ActiveDir] LDAP
Ping
Are
you able to RDP to the DC when it
Title: Message
No we cant rdp into the box when it hangs. We have
tools that do everything from NetIQ Application manager to HP Openview to
Ethereal, but if I get here in the morning, and I want to do a quick functions
check of the system, I will need a compilation of tools that can test
- totally pingable but doing nothing else?
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Date: Fri, 4 Aug 2006 12:47:15
To:ActiveDir@mail.activedir.org
Subject: RE: [ActiveDir] LDAP Ping
No we cant rdp into the box when it hangs. We have tools that do
Ben, thanks for the article, I dont think I had seen that
before. Guido, thanks for the info, I will incorporate that into our
testing.
Thank you all!
Nate
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BENSent: Monday, July 31, 2006 12:59 PMTo:
All,
We are
rounding home base in our upgrade path to 2K3 and have our Exchange Server
Cluster runningW2K and EXCH2K and our Domain Controllers to upgrade
lastly. Which of them would you think would be the best to upgrade
first? We thought to upgrade the DC's first because it takes care of
Andrew, do you know of any documents that address this or
support your resolution? Where do you get your information
from?
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ActiveDir@mail.activedir.orgSubject: Re:
I have the same issue, it is intermittent as well, so the
issue only comes up every now and then, but it is still an oddity. From
time to time our users will get the top level share \\servername\home\ instead of \\servername\home\%username%
I do not know why this happens either, I have
Hey
all,
Does
anyone have any comments/articles, etc on the benefits or concerns of a clean
install of Windows 2003 Server VS an Upgrade? My opinion is that doing a
clean install keeps system root clean. It also pristinely adopts the
security best practices of 2003 Server. Disk
Has anyone experienced any
problems when migrating a Windows 2000 print cluster to Windows
2003?
I'm
running a 2 node active/passive cluster (windows 2000 Adv Server SP4) and using
print migrator 3.1. When I restore the cab file to my new Windows 2003 virtual
print server all printer
Anybody know any good knowledgebase articles or resources for migrating
a 2000 DHCP cluster to a 2003 DHCP cluster?
I would appreciate the information/links.
Thanks,
Nate
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the other node. I've done this with SQL many times, but I
forgot what changed from W2K to W2k3 for DHCP..I don't remember anything
mind blowing, but I'd look into anyways.
-Brandon
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Nathaniel V CTR USAF
Title: AD Snapshot Tool (ADST) - how useful is it?
Is that tool available only to organizations undergoing an
ADRAP? Do you know if it is available by any other means? It sounds
interesting enough.
Nate
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or is fresh.
Thanks,
Brian Desmond
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Hey all,
I am having a debate and wondering if the following is true:
1)You must upgrade your 2003 servers to SP1 before going to R2.
2)You can upgrade a existing 2003 server to SP1 and then load the components
from R2 onto it from R2 disk 2.
Or
3)Must you load the R2 disk 1 2003 Operating
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