Well the first thing I'd say is "restore" but if you could give some
more detail there might be another way.
It sounds like this is the only DC/server in your environment? If not
you should be able to connect to another DC to view ADUC.
What functions does the server perform? Apparently VPN and
I heard they taste kind of rubbery
joe
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I don't want a turkey ... I want a NETPRO CHICKEN *#&#*(@*&#&**@
No, but would be good to show what the 'competition' once looked like.
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From: GRILLENMEIER,GUIDO (HP-Germany,ex1)
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Subject: RE: [ActiveDir] [OT] Novells directory server
hope you're not writing
The behaviour you're describing is a little different than what the directory
access whitepaper describes; it claims that DSProxy removes GCs from the
working GC list that are in nonlocal DOMAINS, so that it ends up with a list of
up to ten GCs from the same site and DOMAIN as the Exchange serve
I don't want a turkey ... I want a NETPRO CHICKEN *#&#*(@*&#&**@
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Sent: woensdag 26 november 2003 21:49
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Subject: RE: [ActiveDir] Happy Thanksgiving...
well, you all
Heres my story...
One of my users gave me a call because they could not VPN to the
server. My first assumption was that there account might have gotten
locked out because maybe they tried to log in too many times with a
wrong password so I took a look at my Active Directory Users and
Computers
