Hi Richard, Just wanted to say thanks very much for your reply to my e-mail and the clarifications you have given. It's all making sense now! Regards, Ben "Richard Mueller "...

Hi, This post is for information only. I have been searching the net for good resources on LDAP and Active Directory. the one that i have come across has helped me a ton. i just thought that it...

I'd like to have the service protected by a firewall. If its on my peripheral router..... then that would not be the case. Steve. "Mark" <liedtkem.nospam@yahoo.nospam.com> wrote in...

In the Help file, it was mentioned that I go to Group Policy Objects folder in GPMC and click COpy. To paste, I just go to Group Policy Objects and select Paste. I've manage to find the Copy command...

Hi Aaron- You're probably right about the other netowrk interface doing the additional (unwanted) dynamic registration. The article below gives steps on how to disable dynamic registratoin on a per...

Do you see the same error on your domain controllers? -- Tim Springston Microsoft Corporation This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights. "Colin"...

Hi Mark- The 2003 server will use NetBIOS name resolution to locate it's own domain's PDc or BDCs in an NT4 domain, and likewise to locate the trusting domain. Are you using WINS? Is the 2003...

Can you connect to the share by typing the path below at the Run command? \\<servername hosting the share>\sharename -- Tim Springston Microsoft Corporation This posting is provided "AS IS" with...

REPADMIN /SHOWREPS should give the connection GUIDs you need. You colud also find these in the directory using ADSIEDIT.MSC in the Configuration container. The location is: CN=<CXTN...

If your Windows 98 clients are not using the Directory Services client, you should install it on them. If they already are, you should install the updated DS client. You may need to call in to...

Any compliant DNS server can host the zones - which, of course, means your Window Server can do so for all zones. 1 - Create the zones and properly configure 2 - point all clients to that server's...

This error implies that the client you are attempting to add can't establish an RPC session. Are you certain that the client's DNS settings are pointed to the DNS zone hosting the Active Directory...

Atif Sattar wrote: Microsoft has this well documented. http://www.microsoft.com/technet/treeview/default.asp?url=/technet/prodtechnol/ad/windows2000/plan/default.asp -- Regards, Michael...

Aspen wrote: In addition the number of cached logons can be set in Group Policy, by default it is 10. -- Regards,

Got it - I had a slight error in the DACL. Thanks Dmitiri On Fri, 2 Jan 2004 12:14:54 -0700, "Dmitri Gavrilov " <dmitrig@online.microsoft.com> wrote:

I am trying to test a NDS to AD migration and when I setup MSDSS (on windows 2003 server acting as a domain controller), I get the message "Windows cannot find a domain controller running Microsoft...

It appears to change it from Read Only.. Goes through the motions then goes back to Read Only again. Hmmmmm try to change the attribute?

http://www.faqs.org/rfcs/rfc2798.html -- Joe Richards www.joeware.net -- "Malinda" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:056001c3d1c5$215fb9f0$a401280a@phx.gbl...

I am assuming you already have at least one DC. The following instrctions are for loading the new OS, then promoting. Skip the OS install stuff if it is already loaded and the critical updates are...

Nope. You have to make it a DC. Medman