it's important to note, that adding sIDHistory to a reanimated object
via DsAddSidHistory won't work, if the original object to that SID is no
longer available (e.g. from domain, which has been shutdown in the
meantime).
A good approach would be to add further attributes to keep in the
tombstone
Do you feel there is a difference between a custom gina and hacked gina or
do you consider a hacked gina the same as a custom gina? By hacked I mean a
gina that is MS but has had pieces of the actual file binary tweaked and the
peheader recalculated and tweaked to account for the changes so the fil
Yes Guido what you noted would work well. It has been done before.
Someone who has good provisioning might not even care about this in fact. Most
linked attributes tend to be provisioned by the nature of what they are used
for (group memberships, manager, etc.) and therefore tend to be able to
Since they are just talking about resource hacking the regkey will not be
affected and a hotfix might change the dll and the reg if necessary. The
hotfix will not be able to determine that the dll was hacked.
Just AFAIK
Gruesse - Sincerely,
Ulf B. Simon-Weidner
MVP-Book "Windows XP - Die Ex
Eric,
This was more in reference to the resource hacker link that was posted. I
was presuming that rather than create a custom gina, people would simply
hack the resources on the standard one, in which case my points were valid.
You are correct of course, if the standard gina is replaced with a ne
Ok...
Yes it is out of the ordinary for backups to take longer on Diffs.
I dont expect you should be running incrementals instead of Diffs, especially
as you state that your fulls are only taking 4 hrs.
What backup software are u using?
Has it been working OK?
Have you checked the backup jobs
agreed on most of what you say, Eric.
it's just that many companies don't have a full fledged provisioning
service today, which takes care of all the group-links etc - especially
when regarding groups used to manage file-systems. Ofcourse this could
be extended, if the sytem itself is inplace.
I'
Well, it looks like there was something wrong with the media set the
differentials were trying to use. Now all works just fine, but I have decided
that the level of retention that we require is actually going to allow me to
perform full backups every night with the amount of scratch media we hav
Our company
recently merged with another company. Both companies are running windows 2000
AD domains.
I need to join
these 2 domains ASAP to share resources and user groups, etc. I’ve never
had to join two different AD domains into one domain so any first steps or good
links would be appr
Hi Mike,
What you’re
looking for is a two way trust between the domains. You can set this up using
AD Domains and Trusts. A trust will enable cross domain resource sharing.
As far as DNS,
I’d recommend creating a secondary zone for each organization on the
other’s DNS servers.
E
Also make sure to integrate your WINS environments. Establish a push
pull replication between your two separate WINS environments to allow
for full name resolution between both AD domains via DNS and WINS
(assuming you are using WINS).
Brian is on the right track I think. If sharing resources is y
Where does the Add
Computers to the domain right need to be specified? Do you define it on
the Default Domain Controllers Policy or on the Default domain policy? I
have to give a group this right and I wasn't sure which policy it needs to be
defined on.
Mike
Mike-
You need to
delegate this right. Create group on your domain called Add Computer To Domain
or something of that nature. Put the users you want to grant this right to in
the group.
Right click
the computers CN (or where ever users are going to be creating computer
accounts if y
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