The short answer to this is, you can't if you have Windows 2000 Active Directory,
unless you are running in mixed mode. Even in mixed mode it is a major headache. The
following Microsoft KB article explains the limitations as well as the procedure:
If you're in Native mode - then you can't change the domain name unless you
upgrade to Windows Server 2003. If you have Exhange on the network
rendom.exe won't work. And you should know that renaming a domain is not a
task you should take light upon, even if there is a tool in Windows Server
2003.
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The
older versions blew chunks for SNMP stuff, although I've got some hope WUG 8
will fix that. I just installed it and I'm trying to get time to play with
it.
My
other pet peeve is how it throws alerts that a print spooler is down when
there'sa single bad print job and the
They can be used to assign permissions to any object within the domain in
which it exists.
In NT4 terms, it's the rough equivilent of making an identical local group
on each box throughout the domain.
--
Roger D. Seielstad - MTS MCSE
AS long as you are in Native Mode. In mixed mode they are the same as
NT 4 domain controller based local groups
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From: Roger Seielstad [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, June 18, 2003 9:11 AM
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Subject: RE: [ActiveDir] Domain Local
True. I forget that sometimes, since I've been in native mode for 2 years...
--
Roger D. Seielstad - MTS MCSE MS-MVP
Sr. Systems Administrator
Inovis Inc.
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Hi everybody
Iam trying to restore files from my travan
cartridge on win2k. But get anytime message: "Pls check the Removable Storage
Management MMC". what I don't understand. Can somebody help pls. very urgent.
Thks.
What does this have to do with Active Directory?
bobo [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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06/18/2003 11:32 AM
Please respond to ActiveDir
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Subject:[ActiveDir] backup
Hi everybody
I am trying to restore files from my travan
Your configuration for Exchange should work very well for your DCs. We have
something similar for our DCs (we don't use a separate logical disk for our
log files and database, but we should have IMHO).
Kenneth W. (Ken) Adams, MCSA, MCSE
-Original Message-
From: Hughes. Daryn (IT
Perhaps nothing but
check the service named (Removable... etc.) that is the utility than manages
cartridge, cd-rom and all other removable media in Win2K
PS:
with or without AD
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Date: Wed,
All,
I'm not convinced, after reading the Microsoft documentation, that we've
all got our answers nailed down on an in-place upgrade. So, I'd like to
submit these questions to you to get the real world answer.
Since we lack sufficient budget to perform a proper migration we'll need to
do
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Baudino [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]Sent:
Wednesday, June 18, 2003 2:47 PMTo: [EMAIL PROTECTED]Subject:
[ActiveDir] A number of NT4.0 to AD upgrade
questionsAll,I'm not convinced, after
reading the Microsoft documentation,
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I would suggest, having done a few of these,
Create a new NT4 server as a domain controller,
upgrade to 2000, dcpromo,
then if something goes wrong with the upgrade of
the other, you have abackup ad server. I have used a dell 800mhxz desktop to do
this at two different
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