now. Okay, kidding. My point is, if you
> really want to "test" this change, you need to build out a lab that is
> reflective of your production environment and test there, because testing
> your change on a single production DC is no change at all.
>
> Make sense?
>
> Pro
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The change is domain function level upgrade.
So I guess the question is what
Laura
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did you raise it on the &qu
t; contacts the PDC FSMO
raising the FFL --> contacts the schema master FSMO
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The change is domain function level upgrade.
So I guess the question is what replication mechanism does it use in terms
of DFL change? Through FRS?
From the test lab, the change replicated to other DCs immediately. Is this
some kind of Urgent Replication?
Andy
On 11/17/06, Almeida Pinto, J
Probably not; I'm very babbly today. Not to be confused with being boobier.
Deji is the boob; I'm the babbler.
Laura
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The change is to raise domain functional from Windows 2000
native to Windows 2003 mode.
As I un
; Your points are valid - I simply thought I'd express another way of
> attacking the same 'issue'.
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> neil
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Guido,
1."Friendly administrator" - if you don't trust someone don't make him admi
The change is to raise domain functional from Windows 2000 native to Windows
2003 mode.
As I understand, once I raised domain function level, the ntMixedDomain
attribute will be changed along with other functions (like domain controller
rename,user password support on the InetOrgPerson objectClas
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This is a common procedure, but realize that it will still not complete
express another way of
attacking the same 'issue'.
neil
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This is a commo
What exactly did you change and how did you change it?
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This is a common procedure, but realize that it will still not
completely isolate replication - forced replication will still go
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In the example of a schema mod, I tend to:
1. Move the schema master FSMO role holder DC to a 'schema mod' site
2. Change the
can you describe the type of change?
DCs have two types of replication mechanisms...AD replication and FRS
replication.
For example disabling outbound AD replication does NOT disable FRS replication
Met vriendelijke groeten / Kind regards,
Ing. Jorge de Almeida Pinto
Senior Infrastructure
In the example of a schema mod, I tend to:
1. Move the schema master FSMO role holder DC to a 'schema mod' site
2. Change the replication schedule for all site links where this site
participates, so that replication is stopped in and out of the schema
mod site
3. Make the schema change on the DC
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