All,
I was wondering if any of you have utilised this method for ADS replication,
I am having a bit of trouble. I have a USB satellite modem with integrated
NIC which has a statically assigned IP Address and a class C subnet mask
with an assigned default gateway, these were configured by the telc
I don't think that is the issue. It is more likely that the ADC and Exchange 2000
cannot run on the same server.
I've never tried it but I'm guessing that will be the problem. Can you install a new
ADC on another DC and alter your primary connection agreements to this one. You
should then be
Were you pinging the IP or the host name? Are the DC host names resolving
properly through DNS?
-gil
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Hello everyone,
While I conduct a search online for information, I was wondering if this
group would be able to explain how I can access files after dialing in to a
RRAS Server in a domain. I can pull up all the folders, but get access
denied when I try to access them. While logged into the netw
I figured it out, the Windows 98 Machine I was using to test this was
previously logged in to a domain that does not have rights to the other
domain, and so since I didn't logoff, but just unplugged, it still had that
user logged in and denied me access. On reboot, I canceled the login screen
on t
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I
think I know what the cause is, but I thought I would ask for second
opinions. We have a client that is using AD for their network. They
have 2 DCs who are also their DNS servers. One DC, who happens to be the
PDC Emulator, can see everything in AD. By everything I mean
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I'd
set it up as follows:
Primary - Other DC DNS
Secondary - Self
Tertiary - Your DNS server (as I fully don't understand what these are
doing, it might be best handled through forwarding as well)
Let
Forwarding handle the ISP DNS resolutions.
Rick Kingslan MCSE, MCSA, M
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believe you are correct. Have them point to each other as primary and themselves
as secondary.
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Roger D. Seielstad -
MCSE Sr. Systems Administrator Inovis Inc.
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Oh,
and typically on Win2k, no need to restart the servers for a TCP/IP
change
Rick Kingslan MCSE, MCSA, MCTMicrosoft MVP - Active
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All,
Does anyone know what AD's support is for TACACS?
Has anyone tried it? I know we can do RADIUS, but we need to make a decision
here as to which method to go with. If it can, we'll go ahead and develop a test
plan.
Thanks,
Marc Zukerman
Senior Network Engineer
Greenwich Technology
Pa
FYI, in case anybody's interested - in my research on this I learned that AD stores
the schemaIDGUID as an octet string, while uuidgen.exe creates GUIDs in string format.
I found a few articles on MSDN about functions to do such conversions, but was too
lazy to write the code. I found two pre-
Tacacs can use AD has it user database no
problem.
Ryan
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All,
Does anyone know what A
Is it Cisco-compatible ie TACACS+? Did you actually
implement this in production?
Marc Zukerman
Senior Network Engineer
Greenwich Technology Partners
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Mark, sorry for the delay in posting back here.
As stated in the original post i am looking to complete the task of schema
extension with attributes added by Exchange 2000.
the reason for this is to remove the "risk" of doing this once the AD is in
production.
it was expected to be able to compl
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The
reason I would restart the servers is to force the issue with the netlogon
service. Besides that, there are any other issues at this site and would
like to see a clean reboot and the associated error messages that go along with
restarting all the various services. Thanks
We are using Cisco
ACS 3.1 with active directory as the user database right now. Not sure if this
is what your looking for in regards to AD's ability to support TACACS.
Currently its (ACS) functioning as the authentication piece for some
Cisco 5200's to control dial in / dial out POTS lines
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