Can NT
servers and workstations participate in Active Directory (mixed mode) by
default? I know there's and add in, but that's only for extra
functionality...right?
Can
they participate without the add in to Active Directory in native mode? I
would think it's required?
Thanks
in advance for you assistance!
Cliff
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From: Crenshaw,
Jason [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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You
don't need the AD add-on extension for 9X clients unless you need the extra
functionality such as DFS failover, same site login, and
etc.
Jason
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I am
almost sure you don't need the add in but it adds functionality...here is the
MS page about the addin....
http://www.microsoft.com/windows2000/server/evaluation/news/bulletins/adextension.asp
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Are these machines
98 second edition? I believe you need the AD client for 9x machines. It is
located on the Win2k server CD.
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For
only 3 systems you can put a LMHOST file on each to take care of the name
resolution. The LMHOST needs a line like:
192.168.10.50
hostmaneOfDomainController
#PRE #DOM:DomainName
You alos need to run dsclient.exe on each 9x system.
David D
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Yes, this is a NT domain that was just upgraded to windows
2000, all the
win2k machines login fine, however we have three 98 machines
left that
just can't seem to work...i haven't tried the WINS entries so
I'll give
those a go.
Thanks!
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From: Bryan Schlegel [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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clients
You also have to make sure that MS networking is installed
and you click
logon to Windows NT domain.
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From: Tim Hines [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, January 13, 2003 8:37 PM
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Windows 98 clients do not have computer accounts in the
domain. If you
are unable to join the domain then you may have a name
resolution
problem. Make sure that your win 98 clients are pointing
to a valid
WINS server. They need to be able to query wins to locate
the domain
controllers for your domain.
Tim Hines, MCSA, MCSE (2000
& NT4)
MVP - Active Directory
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From: "Brady" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Subject: [ActiveDir] Windows 98 clients
What are the steps
necessary to get a windows 98 machine to 'join' a
AD/2000 domain.
Do
I need to add the win98 computer into the 'computers' OU or do I just
need
to add a user in?
I can't seem to get the win98 machines to see the
domain.
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