More specifically:
To detect file deletion you must audit Succesful object access.
Additionally you must then enable auditing on the folders by means of the security tab.
You must then look for securiy events with ID 560.
The following is a query you can use with logparser to extract the delete
Perfect sense, thank for the reply. Understand about Lanman rep to downlevel
versions.
What effect would it have if a DC was authorativelly restored pre native
mode and the other dc's were native mode?
This presumes no group nesting had taken place. On the DC, the built in
groups (scema admin,
Good question! That would not work... Why?
With NTDSUTIL you have the following options:
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List NC CRs - Lists Partitions and cross-refs. You need
Hey Nicolas - how is life is South Africa?
I see Jorge has basically touched all aspects of why you'd want to
prepare for a forest DR, if you really want to undo the switch to native
mode of a Win2k domain.
He's even given you a usable workaround to test just that business
critical SNA
Windows IPSEC policies are applied based on IP addresses. You could
possibly do this per user if you had a batch file that would create
and resind the IPSEC policy. You could then apply the IPSEC policy in
a logon script and remove it in a log off script.
Dennis
On 4/21/05, Kern, Tom [EMAIL
I would consider moving all the FSMO roles to this DC. Then doing a P2V
snapshot of this DC with VM. Bring up the VM on a machine not connected
to the live network and then doing the native mode switch as a Proof of
Concept before doing it in the live environment.
Ivor Beelders
Global Directory
Tom,
Most likely the reason that MS instructed them to remove the GC role
from all the DCs, only later to re-enable the role, as well as the
answer to your question around why would these deleted objects show up
on a GC is lingering objects. Basically a lingering object is an
object that has
Thank you all for your most helpful responses! You guys are
fantastic. Specifically: Jose Medeiros, Ken Jensen, and Ken
Cornentet.
Due to time constraints, I think I am going to go with the swing
method, so here is my proposed plan of attack:
Temp Server/ Server B:
1) Install Windows Server
We have an XP machine on our network that is
running automated queries on a search engine. Is there a way that I can
see which processes/programs this PC is running without the user
knowing?
Hi,
I have 2 laptops that have the same problem.
They are very slow to logon the domain and they generates the following
events:
Event Type: Error
Event Source: Userenv
Event Category: None
Event ID: 1030
Date: 4/22/2005
Time: 3:55:08 PM
User:
I forgot, but where are the settings kept in AD where you can see if
forest/domain prep has been run and which domain/forest functional level a
domain/forest is on?
thanks
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One follow-up to my last post:
Should I be transferring or seizing the FSMO roles during this migration?
Thank you,
...D
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to check prep
ADPREP /FORESTPREP
cn=forest name
cn=Configuration
cn=ForestUpdates
cn=windows2003update
ADPREP /DOMAINPREP
cn=domain name
cn=SYSTEM
cn=DomainUpdates
cn=Windows2003Update
to
I have the windows2003update folder in both the config and domain NC, but its
empty.
What does that mean?
Thanks
Grillenmeier, Guido wrote:
to check prep
ADPREP /FORESTPREP
cn=forest name
cn=Configuration
cn=ForestUpdates
cn=windows2003update
Just for those able to speak German (all others can you babblefish ;).
Nils Kaczenski wrote some nice tools to get around most of the problems
of exporting and importing AD information with CSVDE.EXE, ie an Excel
Makro that adds the around DNs (they get lost while importing the
CSV-File in
Check out PSTools...
http://www.sysinternals.com/ntw2k/freeware/pstools.shtml
Dameware utilities will do similar stuff. I'm sure there are other tools
that do the same...
You can query and view a lot of stuff on remote machines. As far as
doing it stealthily? That depends on how tightly the
Reading the rootDSE, I get -
1 domainFunctionality: 0;
1 forestFunctionality: 0;
1 domainControllerFunctionality: 2;
Grillenmeier, Guido wrote:
to check prep
ADPREP /FORESTPREP
cn=forest name
cn=Configuration
cn=ForestUpdates
that's a perfectly valid state: this is a Windows 2003 DC (DC
functionality = 2) in a domain that's still running at Win2000 mixed or
native functional level (0) and a forest that's running at Win2000
functional level (0). Naturally, the DC won't turn on certain features
(e.g. LVR) prior to the
I would point out.the presence of the objects Guido cited does not
say that forest/domain prep has been run, it says it completed
successfully. If you ran forest/domain prep and it failed, that object
would not be present, but instead you'd only have the operational GUIDs
for each of the
Transfer the roles, since the existing domain contoller will be running
during this pricess (ie, before you dcpromo it out).
G.
Danny wrote:
One follow-up to my last post:
Should I be transferring or seizing the FSMO roles during this migration?
Thank you,
...D
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Danny,
You will need to seize ( Not Transfer ) the roles on the new DC once it is
disconnected from your production network. If you transfer your FSMO roles and
then move the server to your test network, you will need to seize the roles on
a another DC in your production network.
Regards,
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