Event Viewer (Eventvwr.exe) allows you to open EVT files
through the Action->Open Log File option.
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Files recovered from
Title: RE: [ActiveDir] Macs, LDAP Source
Under WMI Win32_ComputerSystem there is an SystemUptime
property.
Cheers
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Is there an uptime utility for 2k3 anywhere? One
There is also a DHCP COM helper available from microsft that allows for the
managemenbt, monitoring and migration of DHCP servers and Scopes.
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WMI also allows for remote processes to be executed allowing for the remote
execution to be managed in a script/application.
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Hi
All,
Has anyone
identified the dependencies for the 'Resultant Set of Policies' (RSOP.MSC)
dependencies to port it to Windows 2000.
Cheers
David
GC's follow the same replication topology as it part of the NTDTS
database replication (as against the file FRS replcication). A GC will
get the full database of its local domain and a subset of all flagged
attributes from each other domain within the forest. The attributes
replicated to a GC are d
Windows XP and Server .Net have the snapin 'Resultant set of policies'
do show exactly what you have requested. Alternatively look at Fazam,
ActiveAdministrator, etc. MS in their infinite wisdom did not provide a
set of COM objects for GPO management until .Net but have been told
these can be pulle
That statement is all relative to actual server load and site requirements.
As the design criteria may suit your organisation a lot would not agree
Cheers
David
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MS does not support it! If that is a concern.
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Ashok (London)
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Subject: RE: [ActiveDir] VNC and Terminal Services
Aren't there a lot of issues wi
Done it on every deployment with no issues!
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Sent: 18 July 2002 13:42
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Subject: [ActiveDir] Sites and Services
Are there any issues with renaming the Default-First-Site
Sounds right to me!
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Subject: Re: [ActiveDir] GPO's in W2K AD setup with XP clients
Mark
You must have either Administrator or Backup Operator per
Elevated privileges relates to access to the registry but does not translate
to access to the file system. As such if a user has 'User' security access
to a machine they will not be able to install software to it. To be able to
do this you need a DMS solution that can manage installations to the b
It will
work but considerations are:
1) The DC server that holds
the FSMO role of PDCE will manage the trust.
2) The PDCE needs to have
NetBIOS enabled to service the Trust as it is an explicit trust and uses NTLM.
Cheers
David
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If you
download the EXE lookupsid.exe from http://playing.idlegames.com/tools/
you can lookup the SID of any account (user group, computer) in a domain or
machine.
Cheers
David
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Yep, that will do it!
How's things?
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Hi,
Any input. The DC does not physicall
Better to learn the topic then to learn the exam anyway don't you think?
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Subject: RE: [ActiveDir] Study Tips
Cool. It doe
try: "Working Directory"
Value
Cheers
David Lloyd
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Subject: [ActiveDir] Sysvol problem
I have an A
Title: RE: [ActiveDir] 1000 row limit
It is part of the default LDAP Query Policy
assigned to the site. This can be changed through the NTDSUtil
utility.
Cheers
David Lloyd
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A well designed unattended install should be flexible enough o be run on
different media'. Have always supported both CD and Network based builds
so as to prevent over the wire builds of workstations from sites with no
server and limited link capacity! Just need to remember to change your
SFC and
You can also install with RIS using a boot floppy. The floppy simulates
the PXE process - but dont worry unless you have a PCI or Card service
equivalent card.
Cheers
David
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Kixtart is definitely a good solution if you are looking for a single
scripting language to support across multiple MS operating systems. We
have put in a number of organisations a ingle login script structure
using kixtart to look after all the needs of an organisation. Have also
used Kixtart in
Good rule of Thumb - Never expose your internal directory services to
the outside wall! By placing a child domain etc of your internal Forest
in your DMZ you are possibly exposing a hole into your internal
resources. Always best regardless if it is AD, eDir, NDS, etc... to have
seperarate director
As long as there is a trust with the local authenticating domain to your
accounts home domain (not Forest but Explicit trust to your domain) -
This is if you are in different Forests. Otherwise remotely from a
different domain in the same Forest the Transitive Trust model will look
after you as lo
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David,
Do you have a url for OEM modification of the msgina.dll file?
cheers
David
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Title: Message
VBS
with ADSI is your best bet. You can get the login name from binding to the
Network Object (Wsh Standard) and apply the information through the computer
object "description" attribute (ADSI Function).
Cheers
David
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You can apply a graphic to the msgina.dll file to show a company logo
(refer OEM modifications) etc. although this will not address your
requirement of the extra text field. The biggest issue you would have
with writing a custom gina is the ongoing support for it. As it is a
common component that
Although you give both the pre and post states domains in fully
qualified formats and not NetBIOS it is not clear if the existing
accounts domains are already AD? If not the clear path to minimise the
impact to users is to migrate the domains to a new forest i.e. Create
your 3 domain forest struct
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Just
to extend on it!
The
support of both modes is required as an NT 4.0 domain that joins a AD Forest
does so initially in Mixed mode to allow the ongoing support of the NT 4.0 BDC's
still on the network. it is also required to ensure that you do not immediately
lose service
What Version of GroupWise are you running? GroupWise 5 and 6 will run on
eDirectory and could happily co-exist for a period. There are some good
third party migration tools that can port your mailboxes across while
allowing Ex and GW to co-exist during the migration (if you have
multiple sites, me
Know where you want to go and want to provide up front and prepare a
solid co-existence strategy. Break up your migration into multiple
focused phases such as!
1) User Authentication
2) File and Print
3) Desktop
4) Application Services
- Then you can dress it up
Then start dressing it up. You c
Have implemented Romain profiles at a number of sites and it is the age old
question is that you need to ask what are you trying to achieve with them.
1) For complete mobile users (not Remote Access) you need to incorporate
Application management into the environment to ensure Application
availab
A DFS Root can be access in the same way as any other share. The advantage
is that all your current shares that require a drive letter each can be
consolidated to a single drive letter (well that is one of many advantages).
Cheers
-Original Message-
From: Morgan, Joshua [mailto:[EMAIL
't see why I couldn't use the DNS servers
on the other domain to hold the empty placeholder domain's AD integrated DNS
zone.
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Title: Message
Fell
for the oldest problem in the Windows 2000/NT environments. Your Drive and/or
partition id's would have changed when you updated the RAID set. This
information is stored in the Boot.ini file in the system partition. You will
need to change this file to reflect the new det
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Subject: RE: [ActiveDir] accountExpires field
Have a look at www.sysinternals.com for the Dumpacl utility. This allows you
to extract user details into a delimited file
Have a look at www.sysinternals.com for the Dumpacl utility. This allows you
to extract user details into a delimited file from a domain or server
including 'last logon time' and lots more. It is free and the resulting data
can then be manipulated into a script to finish the job.
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Within Windows 2000 the last Domain entry obtained form WINS to compile the
Complete environment list is dropped. The way top address as such you need
to ad a domain entry into WINS for a domain called ZZ to get
over this (you will need to import this entry through an LMHOST file).
each person to the particular
drive.
I
would appreciate any help.
Thanks
Seyi
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2002 4:12 PMTo: [EMAIL PROTECTED]Subject:
RE: [ActiveDir] Automatic
Sounds a little untidy, to achieve this you would have to use NTDSUTIL to
firstly cleanup all metadata references to the server from the production
servers, then seize the FSMO roles from within the Lab. A much easier way to
achieve the same thing may be to do a backup of one of your DC's (if one
Title: Message
Another option is to use the Internet Explorer Administration Kit (IEAK)
with which you can centrally store an Auto configure file through which each
browser can centrally configure its settings from.
Cheers
David
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[mail
You can do this through a Group Policy Object within the section:
'User Settings | Windows Settings | Internet Explorer Maintenance |
Connection | Proxy Settings'
For these settings to take effect they need to be assigned to the container
that holds your user objects (not machine objects).
Che
Use to achieve the restriction of concurrent logons with Kixtart logon
scripts in NT 4.0 (macro let you check if account was already logged on).
Not sure if this is appropriate though for 2000 due to the multi read/write
domain/Forest model against the one point for recording when a user logs on
i
Just do a Right mouse click on the windows and from the Context menu select
'New Window Here' then close the original and save the MSC file (don't
forget to take it out of Author mode) and they will be restricted to the
targeted OU.
Cheers
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Title: Message
You
can create a new CD image with SP2 slipstreamed onto it and add all required
POST SP2 Hotfix's so that they are applied with the initial source at time of
build. Instead of explaining how in an email I recommend that you read the guide
'Microsoft Windows
2000 Service Pack
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Within
the properties (advanced) of the software package object within the GPO you can
set if the package is uninstalled when the GPO is disassociated or not within
the deploy options. Alternatively when you remove the packet it will also ask
you if you wish to uninstall the p
Is sounds like the issue is related back to DNS.
1) Firstly with the first server did you tell it to auto configure DNS for
you? And if so is the new server pointing the first server for its DNS
services.
2) If you did not let it auto configure have you got DNS installed
somewhere? And if so are
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