Title: OT RIS ISSUE:
There is a switch in the RISetup answer
file that can be set to have a partition created on the first hard drive. I did
a quick TechNet search and couldn’t find it. I will continue to look but
thought possibly someone may have the reference.
Kevin
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TS in remote administration mode is limited to 2 remote sessions, add the local
console and you have 3 total.
You could set it up in application mode but I would question having that many people
administering remote servers concurrentlyThen you also go down the licensing path.
-Origina
Title: Message
Hi
Daniel,
When
you use TS for management, you get 2 sessions. AFAIK, if you want more sessions,
you have to start buying additional TS licenses.
-gil
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2:15 P
2 remote connections is the limit for
remote administration mode. If you want more connections then you need to move
to application mode.
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From: Daniel Chaveco
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Sent: Wednesday, April 02, 2003
3:15 PM
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Perfect!
Great answer and I'm going to that spot right now... I've got the book
and just missed that part... got to learn how to read!..
Cheers
Steve
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From: Gil Kirkpatrick [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, April 02, 2003 12:45 PM
To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
St
I use Terminal Server Client to administer remote servers. But I can only have 2 session at a time doing this. Is there a way to increase this to 3 or 4 or is 2 the default?Do you Yahoo!?
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Stephen,
The answers to almost all your questions lie in the realm of access control
lists (ACLs). The security mechanisms in AD are quite flexible; you can
control access down to specific attributes, operations, and users. To answer
your specific questions...
1. Use ACLs to make the information u
Hi stephen
I use AD to centralize several types of informations.
COntrol, management, info and other WITHOUT using 3d part SW or utility.
It was hard at the beginning but it's possible.
MSDN and technet this e-mail list and several sites that you will find with
samples and/or utilities.
Four exam
Three part question for the group.
One of the good things about AD is the ability to use it to centralize
information about users and providing an access method for other users.
By filling in the fields in the ADUC - first name, last name, phone
number, email address etc, you make this information
Yes.
It works INTO Windows 2000 so use the HW native (not as the previous)
Bye
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Subject: RE: [ActiveDir] dynamic disks
Date: Wed, 2 Apr 2003 14:16:24 -0500
NG2003 works on scsi disks?
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Or G(roup) P(olicies)
From: "Mike Celone" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Subject: RE: [ActiveDir] Connect to printer
Date: Tue, 1 Apr 2003 21:55:25 -0500
You can also use "rundll32 printui.dll,PrintUIEntry" which is part of
Windows 2000. Just type run
NG2003 works on scsi disks?
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From: stefano tufillaro [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, April 02, 2003 2:08 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [ActiveDir] dynamic disks
Norton Ghost 2003
It's harder to have not it.
It works in WIndows 2000 (NT) and copy the
The most that you asked you will obtain ONLY by a normal (natural ?) way,
but it's not possible to tell in an e-mail.
All the answers are into help (Windows 2000 Active Directory help)
Good work
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Norton Ghost 2003
It's harder to have not it.
It works in WIndows 2000 (NT) and copy the first disk DIRECTLY in the second
and give you the possibility to repart, remove etc.
or
1) I have the other disk in line as 2nd disk
2) I format it in NTFS new = NTFS old (4=4 or 5=5)
3) I use Xcopy (the ne
Absolutely - I never said it was impossible, but the options to do so had
their downsides.
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Roger D. Seielstad - MCSE
Sr. Systems Administrator
Inovis Inc.
> -Original Message-
> From: Patrick R. Sweeney [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECT
Jonas,
It doesn't make sense so far :)
Are we still talking about failed updates to the url attribute, or are we
talking about updating the members attribute?
If you could post the code snippet and the names of some of the groups, that
might yield a clue.
-gil
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From:
Thanks everyone for your replies. I especially appreciate the "real world"
answers...
This should help put to rest our "discussion".
Mike Baudino
"Patrick R. Sweeney" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>@mail.activedir.org on 04/02/2003
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SetPrfDc can be used to force the secure channel to certain machines.
It doesn't particularly make sense to run on client machines, but it was
useful in an NT 4.0 Master Domain environment to keep the secure
channels between resource domain Dcs and master Domain DCs
site-specific.
Forcing local
The choice is governed by the secure channel. This is established on a
first-response basis.
Given the absence of the DSClient the client behavior should still be as
described in Q266729. This seems to be borne out by your experiences.
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Title: OT RIS ISSUE:
I am working on some Active Directory OU delegation and have a quick
question. Basically, I need to find out what are the minimum permissions that I
can grant for OU Administrators to move users from one Organizational Unit to
another Organizational Unit. We want to deny
Title: OT RIS ISSUE:
I am currently trying to RIS servers on a tested and am able to do so however I wish to set partition sizes so that the system partition is 10GB but RIS seems to just format and utilise ALL the available space even when I have FDISK'd and set the primary partition size. M
Title: Message
No; it
doesn't get deleted. I've used the following sub-routine for the same purpose on
our student network. Call it with deletemailbox -
you'll need to change the servername to match your exchange
server.
What I normally do for our staff network is run a
routine which che
Ok, I hope no one addressed this already, but here is what we have been
using.
Con2prt.exe from the Resource Kit (any version):
Con2prt.exe /cd \\server\printshare
That is all you need. There are other switches with con2prt that you can
check out as well.
Again, I hope this helps and is not a re
This type of problem is easily solved if you've set the DBFlag for logon
events for netlogon. Otherwise it is almost impossible to track in an
environment with NT Desktops -- the event ends up in the event logs of
the offending desktop, not the DC. In an environment with 9x desktops,
this is stil
There are a few things that you can do.
1. Ensure all your W2K DCs have SP3. There are a few improvements/fixes in the way
lockouts are communicated between DCs.
2. Have a look at the Account Lockout Status tool (ALS.EXE). This pulls information
from each DC in the domain regarding the lo
Try this vbs script:
Set WshNetwork = CreateObject("WScript.Network")
WshNetwork.AddWindowsPrinterConnection "\\printserver\printer_mane"
WshNetwork.SetDefaultPrinter "\\printserver\printer_name"
good luck
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I am re-writing several scripts to delete accounts. We
are running AD Native Mode, with a single Exchange 2000 Server. When I
programmatically delete a user account (using Windows Scripting Host) does the
Exchange email account get deleted as well? I know a user’s Exchange
email account
Well, you're all partially correct.
AD (whether mixed mode or not) appears the same as a "straight" NT4 domain
to all downlevel (i.e. non-AD aware clients). What that means is that the
PDC emulator is the only place passwords can be changed by these clients. It
also means that any DC can authentic
Title: Account Lockouts
Hi everyone,
I was hoping that you someone could help me out with this:
We have a mixed environment of W2K DC's and there is a requirement from our Systems Support Centre to track Account Lockouts.
As this can take place on any DC I was wondering if someone out there
Title: Message
You
are correct. It will request a backfill of all changes from all other
DCs.
Roger
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MCSE Sr. Systems Administrator Inovis Inc.
-Original Message-From: Mike Newell
[mailto:
Also working from memory.
There is an issue when all clients have been upgraded to W2K and all servers remain on
NT4. When the first server is upgraded, any clients authenticating to that server will
then be unable to authenticate to any of the other servers, leading to various
problems as ind
I have noticed a pattern for the "unsuccessful" MODIFY commands..
It appears to be group objects not having any group members that does not
get updated. The non-updated groups I have looked at does not have parent
groups either.
This is only a guess. Does it make sense?
/ Jonas
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