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I've brought this topic up previously, but I thought I'd run it across you
folks one more time to make sure I'm on the right track. We're preparing to
upgrade a single NT4 domain to a 2003 AD domain, and I'll tentatively be
using the following plan.
I have an upcoming project that I'd like to seek some input on.
I'm looking at building a third domain controller for a tiny domain of about
250 users. Currently, we have two domain controllers at a central location
where approximately 85% of our users reside. The rest of our users are at
It's happy newb question time! This might be better oriented toward an
Exchange list, but since it's regarding a domain migration, I thought I'd
try here first.
My employer recently acquired a small firm with a horribly maintained NT4
domain. It consists of a single (!) domain controller
Unfortunately, you cant slipstream
most (any?) hotfixes into installation media, though I seem to remember reading
somewhere that Microsoft intends to make all critical updates slipstreamable.
In the meantime, though, you can use a
workaround to install hotfixes in an unattended
Out of curiousity, what are you calling
`jail? Are you simply disabling the account, or are you putting it
into a homebrewed OU with specific restrictions?
Eternally curious,
-James R. Rogers
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Our company is currently putzing around with the idea of using Smart Card
readers for authentication in some of our more mission-critical labs. I
think I've got the necessary GPOs ready, but I'm having a bit of trouble
rolling out our certificate server.
I've got a CA set up on our test server
