Last night I received the latest MCPMag email newsletter and always
read the questions that people ask. I was kind of surprised by the
opening sentence of the question. "I know that the Microsoft gospel is
never to run Exchange, SQL Server, etc. on a domain controller." I've
never seen or heard thi
First, let me thank everyone who has responded to my questions over the
past week. You've set my mind at ease on a subject that I know little
about, but am learning every day. I found these instructions on adding a
Win2k3 server to a Win2k domain and would like to know your thoughts
on the pro
your clients from a user standpoint...
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We are planning on introducing a Win2k3 server(this at some point will
become a Exchange2k3 machine) to our domain which consists of one Win2k
DC that everyone uses to login to the domain. I'm assuming that I need
to switch to native mode before running Adprep on the Win2k DC. Is this
correct a
Thanks to everyone that answered my previous questions about some groups
in AD that I couldn't find. Turns out that they were filtered and I
didn't see that. So thanks for a very obvious solution. Now on to my
next question. The AD that a have inherited has one DC which is named
ntfs1.blahco.co
Sorry about the subject on the previous post, That was another question
I was going to ask.
Alonzo
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Apparently I'm now the new parent of an(misconfigured, I thnk ) AD that
was unceremoniously dumped in my lap. Not having any 'real' experience
with AD I set off on a search. I've used my trusty O'Reilly Bookshelf to
grab some of the more recomended books (AD Cookbook, AD Forestry and
Inside Active
