good morning all,
i've got 2 Wins server (called WINS1 and WINS2) on a Windows 2000 AD
domain called "AME.LOCAL". These are configured as pull-push partners of
each other and will replicate correctly.
Now, I need to add 2 more Wins servers and configure them as P-P partners
with the above. Howe
e GPO to disable the Windows Firewall in
> the services section of Computer Configuration.
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Hello all
While testing Application of new SP2 group policy features to some XP SP2
test machines i noticed a strange behaviour.
I set "windows firewall: protect all network connections" to -Disabled- to
both domain and standard profile. On the test machine, however, the windows
firewall could sti
server.
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> BR
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> Rob
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> Subject: [ActiveDir] Manual DC removal & EventID
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> Good morning,
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> Some days ago i had to m
Good morning,
Some days ago i had to manually remove a dead Win2000 DC from our network,
according to Q216498 and
http://www.winnetmag.com/Article/ArticleID/13414/13414.html.
Removal semeed ok. Today i got the following event in my log. I believe it's
an expected warning, however i'd just want to
Hello all,
Anybody working on 2000 server-based networks would care to share
experiences post 04-011 patch installation?
As of now the installation at other customer's sites showed no issues.
However i should be about to deploy it at a quite critical site.
- Has anybody experienced the issues des
updated? Firewall? Proxy?
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Subject: R: [ActiveDir] (OT?) Slow resume from computer Lock
Bruce,
I did dozens of tests, some of which
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> Subject: [ActiveDir] (OT?) Slow resume from computer Lock
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> This might be OT, if so i apologize.
> On my AD network, i have some clients
This might be OT, if so i apologize.
On my AD network, i have some clients needing a lot of time to resume from a
computer lock. A user types his/her credentials to unlock and must wait
40-60 seconds before the desktop would be displayed. Using alternate
credentials than the logged on user makes no
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> Subject: RE: [ActiveDir] Domain clients hangs before logon,
> multiple issues
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> > you don't say, unless i missed it, if you're using
> you don't say, unless i missed it, if you're using dhcp?
We don't
> if so, and any kind of personal firewalls, could just not be
> getting an iptrying and trying...we've seen this with
> checkpoint. i would also guess that ipsec, or any kind of
> packet filtering would do the same, if
> The problem may not necessarily be configuration related.
> Are there any startup scripts? More specifically, are there
> any settings that require/force the respective machines to
> connect to any specific network hosts. I'm wondering if the
> problem may relate to the inconsistently con
Good morning,
i've recently runned into a weird problem i wasn't able to track down yet.
Yesterday morning a number of users reported that their domain PCs would
hang loading the Operating system just before the logon screen would appear.
they're all stuck on Applying computer settings.
The moment
I've just found a previous post about it...sorry for that.
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> hello all,
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hello all,
I am concerned about how big should be configured event log, particulary
security event log for domain controllers. Of course it's stricly dependant
on what/where/how much should be logged, nevertheless i was wondering if
issues may occur if security event size is set to too high.
Who
Rather than implementing the key deletion in an ADM, you might want to use a
Group policy to trigger a startup script that would delete the key. Here you
can find a sample:
http://www.microsoft.com/technet/community/scriptcenter/registry/scrreg06.ms
px
Hope this helps
J0mb
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ients are Win2000 or
XP, some printers are PnP, some other not.
Thanks
J0mb
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> Inviato: mercoledì 25 febbraio 2004 15.23
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Title: Message
i must have missed the post, is that free version still
available somewhere?
thank you
Robert, last I checked it is appropriate to get
permission from the list owner prior to submitting product plugs.
Additionally, I think you're a little late, since we all have h
Thank you very much, to each of you. You've been all nice and helpful.
I am currently working on the solution all will post back when done.
J0mb
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ght be a good time to look into the scripting. It could save you a lot
of time and you may have to do this again some time.
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ok...thanks for all replies. Unfortunately i have a basic knowledge of
scripting, so it looks like it's going to be a hard job.
Anyway, what would be the best method to achieve this? Get the Ip addresses
of the machines from a nslookup or ping, or is there a command/function or
whatever to get the
Good morning,
We work in a native windows 2000 AD Architecture, with a single domain and 4
sites.
Computer accounts have been organized into OUs according to which site they
belong to.
Unfortunately the reorganization wasn't performed well. We have cases of
machines that were placed in the wrong Ou
Are you sure that the issue is not to be related to replication?
Thanks
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> joe
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for more prioritized processing of
> network traffic to take place. However, that would likely be
> a large project so a more temporary solution would be to
> determine the cause of the current issue.
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be generated by SQL Server.
>
> Is this error being generated in the event log on the server?
> Or on the machine itself?
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good morning list,
I am getting a weird problem lately. Our AD architecture is made of 1
forest, 1 domain, 4 sites spanned through WAN links. There are approx. 2500
nodes in the forest, there are 2 DCs at each site, a DC is configured as GC
at each site.
Randomly, with no apparent recurrent patte
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