Did you change the first line with strDomain to be your domain?
I.E. For me I would have to change
strDomain = "joetest.com" ' e.g. emea.rallencorp.com ' -- END
CONFIGURATION -
Or
strDomain = "joe.com" ' e.g. emea.rallencorp.com ' -- END CONFIGURATION
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Depending on
Unless your domain is named , you need to change line 11
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From: James Payne [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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I just bought the Active Directory Cookbook and started look
You can try the slightly modified one I use - it writes the roles out to a
text file versus displaying them on the screen
' This VBScript code prints the FSMO role owners for the specified domain.
' ---
' From the book "Active Directory
strDomain = "" ' e.g. emea.rallencorp.com
needs to be "mydomain.com" (minus the < >)
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?? Did you modify it? Strdomain looks the same as the default.
Al
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I just bought the Active Directory Cookbook and
Did you change the strDomain value to match your environment?
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I just bought the Active Directory Cookbook and starte
