Do you have the gc._msdcs A record?
This isn't registered if you disable A record registration by DDNS and IIRC is
required to add machines etc to the domain.
cheers
dave
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Hi,
I need our remote admins to perform an upgrade check on some of our remote
server. I remember seeing an .exe for this rather than using the
\checkupgrade switch the reason being I don't want to send them the
Server media as this has caused problems before.
Thanks in advance
Robert Ruth
Hi Rob
Were you thinking of the Windows 2000 Readiness Analyzer (Chkupgrd.exe)? It's
available on Technet - Server Utilities June 2000 CD.
Cheers
Tony
www.activedir.org
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Thats the one... thanks
Robert Rutherford
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"Tony Murray"
Two really good pieces of news today: 'Jedi knight' is officially recognised
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on
Title: RE: [ActiveDir] OT - Luke save the Queen
LOL Maybe that's how we can all get active directory to work efficiently...
*Use the force* ;)
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Title: RE: [ActiveDir] OT - Luke save the Queen
"You know, how is The Force like duct tape? Answer: it has a light
side, a dark side, and it holds the
universe together."-- Larry Wall (Open Sources, 1999 O'Reilly and
Associates)
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All:
We are trying to pin down a policy for disaster recovery for our AD domain
controllers. Reading various material, it seems to be all over the place.
I've seen docs that cover everything from "it's replicated, you don't need
to backup" to doing an image backups on all DCs.
We realize that f
HI,
I'm using MAPS with exchange to allow me to host multiple domains which
it does putting each new domain in its own OU. The problem is that it
has extended the schema and these new OUs are new things created by MAPS
(ms-Hst-Organizational-Unit to be exact)
For a bit of work I'm doing I need
Hello all,
Should DNS return the FQDN across domains? Here is the scenario: Root
domain called company.net with 5 child domains like my.company.net,
your.company.net, etc. From one child domain to the next, or even to and
from the root, I get mixed results when I use the ping command and
nslo
Are you running DNS on each child domain ? Where are the nslookups and ping
being performed with mixed results ? Have you tried running the netdiag /fix
command on all your DNS server(s) ?
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