I have completed a rollback with Windows 2000 AD back to NT4 and had no problems with
the W2K clients authenticating back to NT4. Maybe this was just look and something to
do with the reasonings behind the rollback but thought it was worth a mention.
J
from:Ken Cornetet [EMAIL
You need to run in mixed mode until the last nt4 server or client leaves the
network,
also, if you run mixed mode, you can still roll-back,
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Correct about servers but clients are really irrelevant with regards to
Native vs. Mixed mode.
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You need to run in mixed mode until the last nt4 server or client
You can have NT 4 servers and still switch to Native mode. However, the
servers cannot be Domain Controllers.
Denny
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Correct about servers but clients
This is incorrect, you can switch from mixed mode to native mode as soon
as you don't have NT4 BDC's. NT4/Win9x clients/servers will work with a
Native Mode AD Domain just fine.
The roll back is correct with mixed mode though once you get very far
into the migration a rollback becomes more and
In that case I would expect NT4.0 member servers and workstations to be
irrelevant and the only real concern, which by now we should all know
about, is NT4.0 BDC's. But you're right. Because of our shoestring
budget, basically $0.00 (but we can add a lot of 0's to the left of the
decimal to
I have had trouble with win98 and nt4 ws when I went to Native, and did not
have an NT4 domain controller.
What did I do wrong.
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Roger D. Seielstad - MTS MCSE MS-MVP
Sr. Systems Administrator
Inovis Inc.
Since we lack sufficient budget to perform a proper migration
we'll need to do in-place upgrades to our domains and then
You only need to be in mixed mode until all NT4 domain controllers are gone
in the domain. Mixed mode/Native Mode has no impact on what clients can be
served.
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Sr. Systems Administrator
Inovis Inc.
Can anyone give me a pointer on something that is surefire to get mgmt
to realize that someone sitting in a room monitoring 103 W2K dc's in 90
physical locations across the US with event viewer isn't a Good
Thingtm?
Help?
List info : http://www.activedir.org/mail_list.htm
List FAQ:
Can Windows 2000 Server be used as a VPN? I briefly tried looking it up
but most things I found where very vague. So basically what I want to
do is open up a port on my router to forward to a VPN Server (Windows
2000 computer) that will give the user access to the network.
Thanks
Richard S.
EVENT VIEWER? OMG!
Just briefly how about mentioning if they spent the money on a quality
SNMP tool - - you would not only save hundred/thousands in man power
time while activily monitoring all your devices - - but you would also
be able to do trending and analysis and more than likely be
Title: RE: [ActiveDir] Monitoring AD
My thoughts would be
1. DNS zone transfers stop taking place...well if DNS Stops then Active Directory stops.
2. Latency between DC's - Updates not received as prescribed by sites and services
3. Group Policies not being applied or corrupt - Security is
Yes. See Routing and Remote Access Server (RRAS).
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Subject: [ActiveDir] Windows 2000 Server as VPN
Can Windows 2000 Server be used as a VPN? I briefly tried
I have 3 dc's I would like to break the fismos off on to. Is there some servers that should be faster then others or does it not matter what I put where? Also what is the best tool to use to do this with?
Thanks again for the help
Ryan McDonald
Systems Administrator
Q223346 - FSMO Placement and Optimization on Windows 2000 Domains:
http://support.microsoft.com/directory/article.asp?ID=KB;EN-US;Q223346
Q223787 - Flexible Single Master Operation Transfer and Seizure Process:
http://support.microsoft.com/directory/article.asp?ID=KB;EN-US;Q223787
Regards,
Hi,
DNS Zones configured as AD Integrated could not replicate between
Parent and Child Domain, is it correct?
Sincerely,
Víctor
Naranjo
MCSE,
MCSA
In Windows 2000 the Integrated zones are
in the domain naming context so this is correct. But in Windows server 2003 it
is in an application partition and you can choose replication partners
explicitly.
From: Victor Hugo
Naranjo [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, June
Title: Message
You
have these options with AD-integrated zones in Windows Server
2003:
- To
all DCs that are DNS serversin the forest (predefined app
partition)
- To all DCs that are DNS servers in a domain
(predefined app partition)
- To all DCs in a domain (only option with
W2K)
- To
Title: Message
It is
correct that they will not replicate as part of AD replication, but there is no
reason you can't do normal DNS zone transfers to accomplish a similar end
point.
Roger
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Hi All!
As we continue to flesh out our AD structure, we are trying to give delegation
authority for various objects in OUs to the appropriate groups. Being a control
freak, I don't want to give these groups full control over all of the objects in the
OU since this is also where our user
Define your troubles. My guess would would be name res issues because
people start to forget about WINS once they move to AD and W2K Machines.
I have tens of thousands of Win9x and NT4 clients and hundreds of NT4
Servers that are functioning well in a Native mode domain environments
and have
Bob: I agree on the book recommendation. Chapter 4 is a virtual mountain
of good info. For the more involved/intense AD Admin I would also point
out and recommend Managing Enterprise Active Directory Services (Robbie
Allen/Richard Puckett Addison Wesley Publishing). That book will
probably fly
If they only could have had a few chapters on Exchange 2K integration and
how to make it less painful... :oP
Oh, you are NOT EVEN gonna get this started again! Huh-uh!
;-D
Rick Kingslan MCSE, MCSA, MCT
Microsoft MVP - Active Directory
Associate Expert
Expert Zone -
Bob is right - this is a must have on your shelf (along with Robbie's
book(s), of course!)
I thought Robbie's stuff went with out saying :-]
These are the books that never make it to my bookshelfs, they stay
either _on_ my desk or in the car, that's as high of a tribute as I can
pay to any
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