Mike,
Well, there is some half-truth there. To implement and use the AD
Client (Directory Services Client) for Windows NT 4.0, SP6a is a
pre-requisite. You're not going to get full use of the directory, but
you are going to get participation in Domain Dfs, password change on any
DC, and use of
All,
Am currently trying
to roll out XP Professional to a testbed using RIS and keep getting an error
message "The File ASMS on Windows XP Professional CD-Rom is needed". I have
looked at Q311755, to no avail, I used the original CD-Rom to create the
image and I don't want to have to goto
Joshua,
Ummm Can't add much here. The domain and records are hosted on your
DNS, so the redirection of the name server records at NetSol should be
it.
You have a minimum of two DNS for this purpose, right?
Good luck!
Rick Kingslan - Microsoft MVP [Windows NT/2000]
Microsoft Certified
Our goal is to host our own DNS
Currently Network Solutions points to our ISP, I have a Server that I have
set up with our Domain and all the Servers we need for name Resolution
Question
1. To switch it so the World uses our DNS vs. Our ISP do I need to do
anything except notify Netsol th
Excellent, Thank you.
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Monday, June 03, 2002 3:39 PM
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Subject: RE: [ActiveDir] NT Clients with Native Mode
You do not need sp6 for workstations or member servers
You do not need sp6 for workstations or member servers in native mode.
These will continue to work. You will need SP6a if you are installing the
Active Directory Client extensions for NT 4.
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From: Mike Santopietro [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, June 03, 2002
That is it. Just make sure you can successfully do NSLookups to the server
from the inet. Make sure you secure the server and lock it down. Make sure
you are setup as the primary server for your zone. Make sure you have all
your records "copied" over from the ISP for your zone. That should be
Title: DC placement in AD
Yes, the new DC would also need to be made a GC to avoid
this.
In
large multi-domain environments it is probably not a good idea to make all your
DCs GCs. With each GC added the replication traffic increases because all
GCs need to be kept up to date with changes
As well as the AD patch off the w2k cd, I believe...
-Rick
At 02:51 PM 6/3/2002, you wrote:
>Someone mentioned to me a while back that NT 4 clients require Sp6a if
>AD is in Native Mode. Can someone tell me if this is a true statement?
>
>
>Thanks
>
>
Someone mentioned to me a while back that NT 4 clients require Sp6a if
AD is in Native Mode. Can someone tell me if this is a true statement?
Thanks
Mike Santopietro
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Title: Message
Tony
So I'm
OK with going with name that is unrelated to the org but I'm unclear on what
advantage this gives me. Or are you just saying go with a name totally
unrealted and stick with it as you grow? Our DNS is external (split) so
that isn't an issue. DNS is just for int
Our goal is to host our own DNS
Currently Network Solutions points to our ISP, I have a Server that I have
set up with our Domain and all the Servers we need for name Resolution
Question
1. To switch it so the World uses our DNS vs. Our ISP do I need to do
anything except notify Netsol th
Title: DC placement in AD
As regards the
second exception:"The second exception occurs if all the DCs in a single domain in a multi-domain environment are also GC
Servers, as this means they are all up-to-date and have no need of updates from
the Infrastructure Master. In these
scenarios is
Title: RE: [ActiveDir] Sort of OT: DMZ
If you have a small organisationit's okay but
it is always a good idea to separate DNS from mail servers.
ERIC
- Original Message -
From:
Sahib, Abdul A
To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
Sent: Monday, June 03, 2002 21:48
Subject:
Hi,
I have 1 DC (Server01) in my domain and another
Win2k Server (a member-server, Server02) in a single domain forest with about 30
Win2k Pro clients.
The DC, Server02, is running at Std Primary
Zone and Server02 is running the Std secondary. Reverse lookups are
configured as per the
Title: Message
Hi
Ken
Sorry
for not being clear.
I
don't think having 4 DCs (2 domains) for an organisation of 20 users makes very
much sense - but is an option :-).
If you
decide to have one domain (2 DCs) and to name it in line with your company name
then you may wish to change thi
Title: DC placement in AD
Diane,
The
Infrastructure Master is responsible for updating references from
objects in its domain to objects in other domains. The way it does this is to
compare its data with that of a GC (which is why it is good practice to always
have a GC available in the sa
Title: Message
Tony
Ah so
your saying 2 DCs for each tree in a forest correct? This makes sense I'm
just making sure I understand. If that's the case then your comment "it
will not kill you to migrate 20 users" means what? Migrate to where?
I think that's really my only issue is the na
Title: DC placement in AD
IIRC, you need to have one non-GC to support the infrastructure master
FSMO role. I've been going be the recommendation the the Infrastructure
master should be on a non GC but for a domain of 20 users it might not be an
issue.
Diane
-Original Message-Fr
Hi all
Some good AD sample scripts available at this new Microsoft resource:
http://www.microsoft.com/technet/treeview/default.asp?url=/technet/scriptcenter/default.asp
(check wrapping)
Tony
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Title: RE: [ActiveDir] Sort of OT: DMZ
Apart from security issues I don't see any other problems.
-Original Message-
From: Morgan, Joshua [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 03 June, 2002 15:18 PM
To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
Subject: [ActiveDir] Sort of OT: DMZ
I have an Exchange Box i
I have an Exchange Box in my DMZ running SMTP and OWA Is there any known
problems with Hosting DNS on it ?
Joshua Morgan
PROFITLAB
Senior Network Engineer
PH: (864) 250-1350 Ext 133
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The greatest glory i
I don't understand how you would
have one DC with ADI dns and the other with a primary dns in the same domain.
If it's ADI it's ADI on all
the DC's in the same domain.
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From: EN
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Sent: 31 May, 2002 15:26 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
S
hi all,
has anyone ever managed to make iPLanet Certficate management System
Certification Authority to publish into Active Directory ?
thanks, marie
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Tony Murray a écrit :
> In that case I guess you have either installed the inetOrgPerson Kit for Windows
>2000 or you are using the .Net Server Beta 3?
>
yes, and when i active the useraccount, it works. but, what i'm testing, is the
following :
i want tu use Active directory to store specific
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