Several Windows 2003 Servers have been joined to my
domain after operating properly independently. After joining the domain
they cannot resolve names properly. Infact they cannot even ping
localhost?! Pinging by name doesn't work. Pinging by IP works.
NSlookups work! The DNS server did not
In supporting a extranet/intranet/internet application are there any
technotes or whitepapers on firewalls and AD?Ihave scoured the MS site, I
have read the Internet Data Center Reference Design, but my ideas are a bit more
complex. We have a firewall design that includes 4 segments and may
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My reasoning for considering a move is to hopefully
gain control over some subsets of DC's. Such as to allow one group backup
operator rights to a subset of DC's. Or to allow one group to have log on
locally rights to just a subset of DC's. Or to assign server operator
rights
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I don't want to actually use the Backup Operator or
Server Operator groups, but I would like to emulate those rights for a subset of
DC's. Creating an OU substructure for DC's would allow me to assign the
log on locally right to a specific group. If a designed the OU structure
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Are there any reasons I should move Domain
controllers from the Default container into a separate OU?
I would like to delegate certain groups to be
backup operators and server operators for just a subset of Domain
controllers. Does anyone have any advice or technotes
