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LOL... I fail to see why it would be impossible. Maybe a bit impractical,
but not impossible.
That
would be one of those things I need on a thumb drive - along with my ssh keys,
peagent and putty, that is...
Roger
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Roger D. Seielstad -
MTS MCSE MS-MVP
Sr. Systems Administrator
Inovis Inc.
Ooh
let me know if you do. I keep meaning to write a script that I can carry
on a thumb drive that I can hook into machines I step onto them. An MS guy
once told me it was impossible, usually that is enough to get me to go do it
but I have been too busy the last couple of years.
I
keep meaning to get around to scripting that for myself, but its been a
while since I've had to do a lot of server builds.
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Roger D.
Seielstad - MTS MCSE MS-MVP
Sr. Systems Administrator
Inovis
Inc.
As it should be. All of the advanced view everything features
should be enabled on servers and any workstations that get admin tools
installed on them. I don't understand the MS thought to hide things from
admin level users in the gui's and making them learn enough to turn the
stuff on. It is similar in basic concept to the old idea that they should
enable all functionality by default and let the admin figure out what they
could turn off. Thankfully they have reversed that thinking and now make
the admin learn enough to turn it on. Maybe someone is thinking that they
should display everything by default as well and make the admin figure out
how to filter things out from being seen so they KNOW what is being
filtered out.
One of my largest pet peeves on MS products is having to go in and
change all of the explorer settings on a server so I can actually see file
extensions and all the files.
Of course not everyone hates that, it is good for the people
writing virii and trojans.
Dave,
Thanks for the catch - I completely forgot the
Advanced Features..... It's become ubiquitous on my
systems....
Rick Kingslan MCSE, MCSA, MCT
Microsoft MVP -
Active Directory
Associate Expert
Expert Zone -
www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/expertzone
In ADU&C, go to the View menu and make sure "Advanced
Features" is checked. Then find the object and look at its
Properties dialog - there's a tab called "Object" - the
object's full name is listed there in the form
domain/container/container.../object (example:
ad.company.com/users/fred). The containers are the full path
of OUs where the object is located.
The Object tab is only visible if Advanced Features is
selected.
HTH
Dave
Please can someone tell me how I find which OU an object is in
please. I can "find" the object using the find option on the AD UandC
snap in but then there is no info which OU the little rascal is
in.
I have a group which someone moved accidently and I need to
move it back but cant find where it ended up !!!!
Many
thanks
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