When you look at the open sessions on a DC, some machines are reported by
computer names and others by IP addresses. I thought it may be because of
the mixed environment of W2k and XP machines, but this is not the case.
Anyone notice this too?
THX,
Z.V.
List info :
Also I have to point out that I've worked on many, many AD deployments where
in-place upgrades have been extremely successful.
Lot's of cleanup on the front end makes an in-place upgrade a breeze.
On 12/16/04 4:20 PM, Renouf, Phil [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I wouldn't worry about it too much.
Alan,
This is what baffled me. I did a test
run under vmware, it was working fine for all workstations before I put
them into produciton. I am going to recheck one more time Monday
when I come back to office.
+-+
Regards,
Is there anyway to determine what server a
client is getting is license from with windows 2003 terminal server. I
have a 2 windows 2003 terminal servers, with the TS licensing manager running
on my AD Controller box, and it is not getting a license from the AD
Box. I have disabled the TS
Hi
Jeff,
this
document contains most information you need...
http://www.microsoft.com/windowsserver2003/techinfo/overview/termservlic.mspx
regards
Volker
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Hmm... I've never noticed it.
If you do a reverse lookup on the IPs, can you resolve the IP's?
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When you
Yes..
Thx,
Z.V.
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Hmm... I've never noticed it.
If you do a reverse lookup on the
Ive
just inherited 3 AD controllers and the DNS in just a mess, some clients point
to External Bind Cache servers and there are 2 zones in MS DNS that are used
for intern resolution with half the resources in one zone and half in the other,
Ive build another Member server just running DNS
I believe it has something to do with the NetBIOS settings on the machine
you are connecting from.
Thanks,
--
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Like you haven't heard this before: it depends.
For example: with pointing the current AD integrated ones to the new
Secondary server for resolution
Are you talking about reconfiguring the DC's to use the new server as their
DNS host?
What about the clients? Are you sure none of them are
Is there anyway to determine what server a client is getting is license
from
I use a client side utility in the W2K3 res kit- tsctst.exe
C:\WINDOWStsctst
*** License # 1 ***
Issuer - ServerX
Scope - Site License Server
Issued to machine - WorkstationY
Issued to user - BillG
License ID -
Hi John,
There are some bugs in the Tab, see here:
http://www.windowsserverfaq.org/faq/DialInTab.asp
Gruesse - Sincerely,
Ulf B. Simon-Weidner
MVP-Book Windows XP - Die Expertentipps: http://tinyurl.com/44zcz
Weblog: http://msmvps.org/UlfBSimonWeidner
WebSite:
Heres what hopefully is a simple question.
I am receiving errors in the system log reporting replication failures
from a domain controller. I realize this is probably a question for the AD
lists, but Ill try anyways.
The File Replication Service is having trouble enabling
replication
Residue of old server still exist in AD. Use ADSI.MSC to
clean it up.
Z.V.
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Removed - but it's still there...
I meant ADSI.MMC.
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Controller Removed - but it's still there...
Residue of old server still exist in AD. Use ADSI.MSC to
clean
How to remove data in Active Directory after an unsuccessful domain
controller demotion:
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx/kb/216498/EN-US/
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Tomawski
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As for DHCP I would re-point and change the TTL...
Yes, I would point the AD Server to the new secondary Server or DNS
resolution, and Once that is done I want to delete or remove the current
AD Integrated Zones because they're a
Complete mess. I'm concerned about breaking the Current AD
C:\Program Files\Windows Resource Kits\Toolstsctst
The client does not have a license
C:\Program Files\Windows Resource Kits\Tools
That is the output from the tsctst...
Why do I connect without a license?
Thanks
Jeff
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Also since this user was connected to the domain, I thought the TS would
look at the PDC for the License server... The License server is running
on the PDC.
Thanks
Jeff
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OK, I finally got around to reading this (to avoid writing
- hehehehe) and it's really rather over my head.
So, therefore, let's change the topic! :-) Why isn't
Exchange supported in a VM? I figure it's gotta be something related(and
yes, I asked thisof my Exchange contacts and didn't
Hi All,
I'm on the hunt for an open source or free change management system...
I've worked for many companies who have an in-house system and I haven't got
the time to build my own. Does anyone know of any free or cheap change
management systems? I will build my own if necessary but would
CVS is prety much the industry standard open source source code control server.
CVSNT is the best version for Windows that I'm aware of; see
http://www.cvsnt.com/. There are a couple of Windows clients available; WinCVS
is the one I use. Its on SourceForge at
Anyone considering CVS should serious
check out Subversion as well. It is open source, free, available on a
variety of platforms and is quickly replacing CVS in the hearts and minds of
developers everywhere.
http://subversion.tigris.org/
Joe K.
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Hi Mike,
I think youre
going to have some more fun than youre planning, particularly with the
DCs.
Im not
entirely sure what this member server is hosting a secondary zone of. I do understand
that whatever it is, is good DNS and thats what you want. There is no
need to promote this
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