That's how I've moved zones from NT and Unix servers to Win2k for the last 3
years. It works very well.
--
Roger D. Seielstad - MTS MCSE MS-MVP
Sr. Systems Administrator
Inovis Inc.
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From: Santhosh Sivarajan
my mistake - it's not in the ResKit, instead it's part of the OS - so you
should also have it ;-)
also works on XP - not sure if you can grab the file and run in on 2k.
but yes, oh.exe is also quite nice.
/Guido
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Title: Upgrade to Win2k
The SRV records are essential - AD will not work without it
as it advertises the existence and where specific services can be obtained -
LDAP, GC, Kerberos, to name but a few. Regardless of how simple or how
complex, the state of DNS must be similar in that a very
Title: Upgrade to Win2k
Hi
Rick,
Thanks
for the reply. The problem I am facing here in upgrade is as follows:
I have
NT 4 DNS configured with 2 zones say abc.net and
abc.com on the pdc. I have lot of records like mx, cname and A records of
clients in abc.net zone and my clients also
Title: Message
Since
it seems like you want all the abc.net domain, I'd do the
following:
1.
Build the new AD domain controller with the DNS service installed (but don't run
DCPromo yet)
2.
Configure the Win2k box to be a secondary for abc.net from the NT4
box
3.
Wait for the Win2k box
Title: Message
You should be able to access the Unity admin page from http://servername/SAWeb/Default.htm
-- for looking at stuff or modifying the Unity configuration, you shouldn't have
any problems whatsoever. If you use the Unity Admin page for creating users in
your A/D, you might have
Title: Message
You
additionally want to be sure that you know who is administering the ORG and
where. They should all be administered where the user
is. It would be a good idea to move all the DL's over to the new
system while you wait for completion of the migration. Administer them in
Then that would be openfileS.exe, and it does not run on anything older than XP.
Sincerely,Dèjì Akómöláfé, MCSE MCSA MCP+Iwww.akomolafe.comwww.iyaburo.comDo you now realize that Today is the Tomorrow you were worried about Yesterday? -anon
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Title: Message
yes, "W2k native mode" 2003 domain functional level will
also do.
I'm too much into the "NT4 - 2003" thinking...
;-)
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AlSent: Donnerstag, 22. Januar 2004 15:04To:
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and if I only want to check for one file
;-))
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AgbaSent: Donnerstag, 22. Januar 2004 16:53To:
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locked
Then that would be
openfileS.exe, and it does not run on
Does anyone have scripts that push patch's across their network to all
systems. Running w2k sp3 on servers. Clients are 98, NT, w2k, w2k XP
and w3k.
Ron Pennell
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We use PatchLink here. PatchLink covers lots of Unix flavors, macs, and all
Windows platforms.
Central management and deployment of all types of updates, including
critical system patches, hotfixes, application updates/patches and virus
definitions.
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From: Pennell, Ronald B. [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, January 22, 2004 12:20 PM
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Subject: RE: [ActiveDir] Apply patch's via vbs scripts
Was just looking for
Currently, I have login.vbs and logout.vbs scripts that record users' time
and computername, etc in an Access db. Maintaining and troubleshooting these
is adding to my admin duties and users' logon/logout time.
I know there are events that record this. Are there properties in the AD
that I could
AD CookBook by R. Allen
p.207 / p.250
2003 forest mode
oUser.Get(lastLogonTimeStamp)
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From: Bruce Clingaman [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, January 22, 2004 12:56 PM
To: ActiveDir (E-mail)
Subject: [ActiveDir] Logins/logouts
Currently, I have login.vbs
Hi
All.
I seem to have a
little issue with changing passwords.
I first noticed it
when the Exchange OWA wouldn't allow passwords to be changed. The screens
all come up just fine, but any properly formatted attempt at changing the
password returns a message indicating that the complexity,
Im sorry for the off topic post, however Id
like some input from the field on a subject weve been throwing around
for a while now.
That is: what do we do with PST files in Outlook? Were
replacing EVERY desktop or laptop in the company and have the opportunity to
GET RID OF PST files.
problem = requirements to solve = software =
hardware.
problem = pst files
requirement = get rid of them, and live with the expanded
store size on the server(s)
software = 2k3 svr, e2k3 exchange, rpc/http
configuration. Sounds like you need enterprise version of
exchange.
software
Mike,
If you remember, I used to force (or
strongly suggest) that users archive very old or seldom used items on to a
separate PST file (you can have several PST files for Outlook). Very old
email can then be burned on to a CD for archive. If it gets hosed, you
have always restore off
We have a multi-domain environment (empty root 7 child
domains). Our Central Office is responsible for creating and maintaining
sites, site links, subnets, connection objects, replication schedules, . .
.
We'd like to restrict all child domain admins from making any
modifications within
From an exchange list that some of us here are
on:
Why PSTs are bad, by Ed
Crowley.
Reprinted by permission of the author (Ed
Crowley). Items 11, 12 and 13 courtesy of Stephen Gutknecht. Based on input from
the many PST=BAD proselytizers in the Exchange Discussion List and personal
My recommendation is to look at an archiving solution for
your Exchange mail. These are offered by several companies including IXOS,
EAS, and Legato to name a few. My belief is if mail is important enough to
keep, it should be kept in a central managed servers. While PSTs on a file
server
Hey,
Here's what I have. A few weeks ago everything was moved from a 2000
domain into a new 2003 domain in a new forest with ADMT. The Exchange
server in the old domain was 5.5 and the mail was exmerged into a new
Exchange 2003 server. Everything worked pretty much as expected except
the old
Quest Fastlane Migrator will do it. That's what we use to merge previously
existed ADMT users.
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of Mike Newell
Sent: Thursday, January 22, 2004 6:52 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [ActiveDir] Updating
Same thing were looking at
Dennis. We have a
lot of PSTs on user Home drives of all
places. :-/ There is also the problem that PSTs dont play well w/
incremental or differential backups.
If someone downloads one piece of email to that stupid thing, that means
you backup the whole [EMAIL
Yeah, we use SMS for desktops and use Shavlik for servers here.
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Pennell, Ronald B.
Sent: Thursday, January 22, 2004 12:37 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: [ActiveDir] Apply patch's via vbs scripts
They
I'm curious...why two different patching mechanisms?
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of marcus
Sent: Thursday, January 22, 2004 8:15 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: [ActiveDir] Apply patch's via vbs scripts
Yeah, we use SMS for
We are using a backup tool for desktops called Connected
TLM. They supposedly have a solution for PSTs that does not backup the
entire PST file each night. Unfortunately it is an additional cost and we
have not purchased it.
Denny
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Hey folks, just wanted to ask for any comments be shipped
me way on this, I am going to put some final polish on it this weekend and then
try to get it published to the public next week as I am getting a lot of hits
asking for it now that the word is spreading.
One HUGE COOL AWESOME feature
I'm just winging it and the answer is probably in the AD
Delegation Whitepaper but I don't recall off the top of my
head...
Best Practices for Delegating Active
Directory Administration (2.7
Thanks Russ,
Looking at it now, looks nice. This (hopefully) was a one time thing so
I doubt I'll be able to justify the expense but I see they have a trial
version so I'll see if I can get it done with that.
Thanks again,
Mike.
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