It is indeed read-only in Windows 2000. You could always script changes in
date and time.
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We are doing some integration work allowing other platfo
> Do I just delete the servers, then the sites or is there a
> specific way I need to delete these sites?
Assuming you no longer need the servers as domain controllers:
The best thing to do make the final IT act at the site to demote the server
(transfer all FSMO roles off first if you prefer, bu
> I'm upgrading an NT4 PDC and the installation wizard is
> asking me to select default permissions, permissions
> compatible with pre-Windows 2000 servers and permissions
> compatible only with Windows 2000 servers. We don't use RAS
> and this is going to be native-mode. Is there any other
>
> Is there a possibility to administrate the AD remote from a
> W2K workstation?
[This must be FAQ of the century -- I'm not blaming people who ask this
very reasoanble question, I'm blaming Microsoft for not documenting it
well enough.]
Install adminpak.msi from Windows 2000 Server. It's on
> Can someone please let me know if I am missing something
> obvious or whether my logic is just messed up...
The key point that you are missing is that password policies (length,
history, etc.) can only be applied at the domain level in Windows 2000
Active Directory.
The settings in the GP
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Others
have mentioned jsiinc.com (I'm not a great fan, but for reasons other than the
qualitty of the content) but I prefer using the Registry Reference that is part
of the Windows 2000 Server Resource Kit (available online at reskit.com) and the
MSDN Library.
--
Adam
and then you try to make
a cross forest trust...
(Of course, there's no need to actually use the top level "mydomain.edu"
-- you could always use something like
"really.secret.domain.name.mydomain.edu")
--
Adam Wood
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> I have information that I want in the global catalog about employees. I
> only want the info (home add and phone) viewed by authorized people. How
> can restrict who has access to search the Active Directory and limit what
> they can view?
You need to look at the Access Control structure avai
> I have a DNS server on campus that does not support DDNS. This is the
> primary DNS server and it is out of my control to make change to this
> server. Any good suggestions on how to design my AD site to support this
> DNS server.
Assusming your university domain is uni.edu and the primary
Title: [ActiveDir] Mapping network drivers via GPO
Of
course, the login script to do the mapping can be run via the
GPO.
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