Sorry to bug the list with this one, but I am currently pulling large
bunches of hair out trying to fix it.
I have RIS set up on a fresh install of 2003, and certain clients (well
most of them) are failing to join the domain during the build process.
I have installed any NIC drivers to i386 and t
We are just about to migrate over to Server 2003 from 2000, and in our
test set up, when newly created users with roaming profiles log into an
XP station, they get a modified desktop theme, instead of the default XP
"teletubbies" one - it has the classic task bar and start menu. This
doesn't ha
We are just about to migrate over to Server 2003 from 2000, and in our
test set up, when newly created users with roaming profiles log into an
XP station, they get a modified desktop theme, instead of the default XP
"teletubbies" one - it has the classic task bar and start menu. This
doesn't happ
Title: RE: [ActiveDir] Sites to restrict traffic,
These are as you say - they are the default settings, but I
still have the problem. Also, there has to be an entry in the .sif file
for anything you want to manipulate with variables - not sure the OU one is
possible, but I may be wrong
Da
One for all you RIS experts out there. When I rebuild a workstation, using the
same name, it creates a new duplicate entry in the default computers "OU",
instead of using the existing entry.
Secondly, I'd like to set a default OU for newly built machines. I've tried
setting it in the RIS pro
ated, and permissions set, and the details entered into the AD
object. Does anyone know of any software or scripts that would accomplish
this? I would ideally like to be able to do it for individual users or in
bulk.
Thanks in
advance,
Dan
Stanford.
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or in bulk.
Thanks in
advance,
Dan
Stanford.
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