Thanks for the effort suggestion Elizabeth but this is not relevant due to
the fact that its not a 2000 DC but a 3.51 BDC. I may as well just go
through Server Manager for NT and remove it.
Thanks very much
Robert Rutherford
"Elizabeth Farrell"
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This is what a search on your error message came up with on Microsoft.com:
http://support.microsoft.com/support/kb/articles/q216/3/64.asp
Hope this helps!
E.
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Subject: [ActiveDir] Removing a DC Account from the Domain
Hi All,
I am having difficulty removing a server account from the domain...
basically it was a legacy NT3.51 BDC. When I go into Users and Computers
and try to delete the server object I get the following message:- 'The DSA
Object Cannot be Deleted'
I have had this problem before and just hacked round it by going into the
old NT Server Manager to delete it. Is there a problem with doing this? How
can I get round this problem?
Thanks in advance.
Robert Rutherford
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