but are you still
here, use 64 bit
joe
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Carr, Jonathan
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for DC maybe OT
We have allot of users coming back to our
warranties ...
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for DC maybe OT
I don't know about you but rebuilding DC's is not fun
stuff.
We have allot of users coming back to our central site and
we use the following config.
adapter #1 raid 1 ( 2 disk)
O/S
adapter #2 raid 1 ( 2 disk) AD
LOGS
adapter #3 === raid 5 (3 disk) with
global hot spare AD Data
the key to this using this is that all the equipment
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Accounts in a W2K AD Ente
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From: Carr, Jonathan
I have a vbsript that runs every night. I will share it next week (not at
work site). it does the following
gets the all computernames from the AD
one at a time
before loading it in the dictionary it ck to see if it is
already in the dictionary.
your best bet is to setup a proxy server and make the people you want to have
internet access a member of a group that gets allowed access to the proxy all
other get a deny
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you could use Cisco's ACL with DHCP reservations. that way the pc always get
the same ip until you change the network card. You could also go into the
configuration of the network card and give the special people a specific MAC
and do the DHCP reservations that way
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Only the 6 dc's in the same site. We have 100+ dc's over all
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Title: RE: [ActiveDir] ADC question
Is
there a way to automate offline defrag on the AD. It is a real pain to do the MS article
way of defragging the NTDS.DIT. Does anybody know of a batch, vbs or
utility that does offline defrag of the AD
?
is
maintained automatically using built-in utilities anyway.
Tony
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Is there a way to automate offline defrag on the AD
seen
http://www.microsoft.com/technet/prodtechnol/windows2000serv/technologie
s/activedirectory/maintain/opsguide/part1/adogd09.mspx
What's the size of the AD database and what OS are the DCs at?
Mike Thommes
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the AD
We are troubleshoot an issue with MS and they suggested we do this.
It appears that at a certain time
.
to reclaim space following a demerger in which many objects have . It's
not something you need to perform regularly as the NTDS.DIT is
maintained automatically using built-in utilities anyway.
Tony
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Subject: RE: [ActiveDir] Is there a way to automate offline defrag on
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We are troubleshoot an issue with MS and they suggested we do this.
It appears
Type the following at the H:\ command prompt
C:press the enter key
Cd\press the enter key
WAL LA your there
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, Jonathan
(OFT)
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Hey Eric;
If really want to make Windows AD better make the DHCP scopes
tie in to the AD. As follows. If you make a scope on the DHCP server
prompt for Do want
Hey Eric;
If really want to make Windows AD better make the DHCP scopes
tie in to the AD. As follows. If you make a scope on the DHCP server
prompt for Do want to define this subnet to a site in the AD It
would save time and help some of us.
Thanks
Jon
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Another note is that a DC is only a DC it should not under any
circumstances have any DATA that is critical on it.. If you need to
recover the server you need to follow the kb at MS about recovery of a
failed DC.
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You can make a Global security group in the AD called Wins Admins and
then add the group to the local administrators group of the WINS servers
either manually or via a GPO. Then all you have to do is populate the
AD group with the users..
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Hi there;
Got a question
have one site with DC's assigned to it. I need to
make another site (GPO reasons) with subnets assigned to it. I want to
assign the same DC's to this site as the first one. Is this do able or not
??
thanks
Jon
Is this the very first site in the AD ?? If so how do I find it? I
was not around when this was first built.
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Sent: Monday, July 19, 2004 9:51 AM
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Subject: RE: [ActiveDir]
Is this the domain master browser ? Or the segment
master browser ??
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EastonSent: Monday, July 19, 2004 10:00 AMTo:
'[EMAIL PROTECTED]'Subject: [ActiveDir] Master Brower
Issues
Hi,
Master browser
elections are
That is great article and thanks to all. This set me on the correct
track..
Thanks again
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Tony Murray
Sent: Monday, July 19, 2004 10:47 AM
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Subject: RE: [ActiveDir] site coverage
I
Reboot the server
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Sent: Thursday, July 01, 2004 11:22 AM
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Subject: Re: RES: [ActiveDir] SYSVOL W2K3
Elton Gouvêa Pimentel wrote:
This is not the first server in the
HI there;
does anyone have a gpo policy for NAV 7.5 with different sites ???
thanks
Jon
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the dns server have to be compliant
Verify that the DNS server that hosts this zone supports both the SRV
resource records (per RFC 2782) and the dynamic updates (per RFC 2136) and
that the zone is configured to allow dynamic updates
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From: Richard Sumilang
to check
the WINS. There is a DNS server running that points my domain to my
network but it's a on my web server. I don't have to add each
workstation to that DNS do I?
5. Remote registry service turned off.
Don't know?
-Stuart
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