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your cisco switch should have a console port that can be
enabled and Sniffer Pro can monitor all traffic through that port.
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From:
Jason Benway
To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
Sent: Tuesday, March 05, 2002 10:53
AM
Subject: RE: [Activ
Hello All,
I am having a difficult time getting the W32 Time Service to work properly
in a clients AD domain. I have tried all of the various ways the MS White
Paper says to set everything up to no avail. This is my first stab at AD
and the advice is appreciated. How are you folks making it wo
Title: Message
What
you are seeing is the "Name" value which is different from the "DisplayName"
value. The default for an upgraded domain is to make the "Name" equal to
the username. But the default for adding New users is to make the "Name"
equal to what the DisplayName value.
-Ori
Title: Message
Anyone seen
this.
When I display the
Users container in Active Directory Users and Computers I see the "Display Name"
of some of the users and the Pre Windows 2000 account name for others.
Display names are filled in for everyone...Why can't I see the display name for
all
Does anyone know if
the diagnostics mode in Active Directory will log the contents of LDAP queries
against the AD Domain Controller into the event log?
See Active Directory Services Diagnostic Event Logging
(Q220940) for more info on Microsoft's web site.
Thanks!
Is there any way to get access logs from the ldap server that AD uses
that are similar to what other ldap servers provide?
I've been working with the Audit Directory Service Access turned on and
that is pretty useless.
al
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I have actually found the Problem Q287546
Now How do I delete the RIS image from the Server?
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Joshua Morgan
PH: (864) 250-1350 Ext 133
Fax: (413) 581-4936
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-Original Message-
From: Morgan, Joshua [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, March 06, 2002 3:26
James,
The rough instructions are in Q296723, but the
specific outline is something like this:
1. Copy the Windows 2000 CD-ROM onto
the HD
2. Slipstream SP2 into it (update
-s:path)
3. Extract the SRP1 files somewhere
(sp2srp1 -x:path)
From this point, what you have to do is
remove matchin
I have uploaded my Windows XP CD to my RIS server and when I try to load it
I get Assertion Failure 146 in file
Setup.exe!d:\xpclient\base\pnp\setupapi\fusion.c: success
1. Has anyone had this problem
2. Are there any known issues with windows 2000 AD RIS and Windows XP
Joshua Morgan
PR
I have been reading
the information in the Active Directory Programmer's Guide about "Extending the
User Interface for Directory Objects".
All of the examples
are in C++. Does anyone know if you can do the same thing using Visual
Basic?
Thanks
Title: Message
No,
IIS is not required to install Active Directory.
You
should be able to use an existing SMTP host on another server to handle the SMTP
replication. Remember that you also need a Certificate Authority
configured.
David
Barr
Professional Services
Consultant
-Ori
Title: Message
Yes,
IIS is needed if SMTP replication is used.
-Original Message-From: SALANDRA, JUSTIN
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Wednesday, March 06, 2002 12:14
PMTo: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'Subject: RE:
[ActiveDir] Requirements for a DC
No.
Maybe, check
TechNet.
-Origi
Title: Message
No. Maybe, check TechNet.
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Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Wednesday, March 06, 2002
1:39 PM
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Subject: [ActiveDir] Requirements
for a DC
IS IIS
required on a Windows 2000 Server in order to inst
Title: Message
IS IIS required on a
Windows 2000 Server in order to install Active Directory? Is the IIS SMTP
service used if AD is using SMTP replication?
Thanks,
Shawn Hayes MCSE,
MCT
Network
Engineer
Compass Technology
Management
Sound Business Sense
for IT
www.compass.net
757.226.
We have set up the separate forest scenario for our in-house devils about a
year ago. The biggest push for this, as everyone has mentioned, was schema
extensions. Here are a few things that we did to keep them out of our
production arena:
1. Separated all the servers into their own VLAN. They
Amen to that. However, as far as I can tell, the entire forest will need to be in
.NET Native Mode (no Win2K DCs) for such 'advanced features' as schema delete to work.
I hope I'm wrong, but that's what I understand. Anybody know for sure ?
-Original Message-
From: Rachui, Scott [mai
The next version of Active Directory will have a Schema Delete feature.
It's about time!
-Original Message-
From: Steve Thomas [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, March 06, 2002 9:57 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: [ActiveDir] Development Domain
] It sure will be nice when
] It sure will be nice when we can actually delete schema elements
] that were defined in error !
No kidding! Never in my years of working with NT have I had to reinstall a
server because of a single typo... until a couple of weeks ago. ARGH!
Thank goodness it was only a single-box test forest.
Depends on what they need to do...if they're developing LDAP-enabled apps, they will
inevitably want to extend the schema sooner or later. That means they'll need a
seperate forest in which to test their extensions (and the scripts, LDIF files, or
programs they write to do the extensions). Yo
Linton is right. There are 3 partitions in Active Directory. The Domain
Naming Partition, the Configuration Partition and the Schema Partition. The
Schema and the Configuration Partitions are forest-wide and the Domain
Naming Partition is domain-wide. We work with several developers also
testi
As developers, they will likely toy with the idea of extending the schema to
suit their purposes. The schema is also forest wide, and changes can not be
backed out. For this reason, I'd highly recommend a separate forest for use
as their sandbox.
Linton
-Original Message-
From: Neil Sm
Andy,
In the situation you describe your 'evil beasts' could only effect and
damage the 'Configuration' partition in AD. Remember - this is the only
common partition in AD that is spread across a whole forest. Corruption of a
child domain would be limited to it's own objects and policies
The cha
There is one exchange organization per forest!!! Since there is only one
schema per forest, you would have to give time their own forest to ensure
that they develop in their own organization.
-Original Message-
From: Andy Grafton [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, March 06
Don't give them Schema Admin or Enterprise Admin rights. They will be
unable to muck with anything at the enterprise level. If they corrupt
their own Domain partition you can restore it or make them start from
scratch.
Chris Green
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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We have Developers.
They are Evil Beasts who like to mangle anything they can.
They can kill any system with one line of code, from 50 paces, at the most
unfortunate time imagineable.
Our corporate domain (say co.int) is a beautiful Active Directory thing with
a single root and sites spread across
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