> Is there a possibility to administrate the AD remote from a
> W2K workstation?
[This must be FAQ of the century -- I'm not blaming people who ask this
very reasoanble question, I'm blaming Microsoft for not documenting it
well enough.]
Install adminpak.msi from Windows 2000 Server. It's on
Ok, I think he knows to install the Adminpak. :)
Chris
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Christopher England, MCP
Server Administrator
College Information Technology Office
Indiana University
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Install the admin.msi file on your workstation. This file is located on the
server. Just copy it to your workstation and install.
Jef
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Thank you very much - it works fine :-)
Mike
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Just run the ADMINPAK
Mike, you need to install the adminpak.msi off of the server cd. You will
find this file under the I386 directory.
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Install Terminal Services on the AD Server and Terminal Service Client on
your work station THis will give you a terminal session as if your on
that server itself with full functionality..
Ron
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Look on your Windows 2000 Server CD for ADMINPAK.MSI. This is the MS
installer package for the domain control console. It is under one of the
directories, not I386.
-Joe Sargent
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Just run the ADMINPAK.MSI you find on the W2K Server cd on the workstation
to install the management snap-ins
Mark Abbiss
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From: Mike Tonazzi [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Se
Mike
You need to add them. See FAQ no. 5 at:
http://www.activedir.org/FAQ.htm
The other option is to use a Terminal Services client.
Tony
www.activedir.org
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Is there a possibility to administrate the AD remote from a W2K workstation?
I don't find the management console snap-ins on my workstation for AD.
Mike
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> Can someone please let me know if I am missing something
> obvious or whether my logic is just messed up...
The key point that you are missing is that password policies (length,
history, etc.) can only be applied at the domain level in Windows 2000
Active Directory.
The settings in the GP
Mark,
Password policies are set at a domain level and cannot be applied to
machines or groups individually.
I believe this is an oversight that will be remedied in XP (or whatever they
eventually decide to call the server
version). To the best of my knowledge, this will still apply to user's not
Can someone please let me know if I am missing something obvious or whether
my logic is just messed up...
Here is what I am trying to do and what I have done.
Scenario:
Small test network with 1 AD domain controller and 3 W2K workstations. The
hypothetical scenario is to set a domain wide a
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