Summary: Hi, I just need confirmation on few specific issues I’m (will) face when upgrading/adding new win2003 server. Issues: -Keep the same name/ip addre...
Summary: I run DHCP on DCs. I don't think you should have a problem. I can't think of a reason to be concerned about it. I'd curious their reason for such ...
Summary: hai, i have 2 dc 2003, one ( first in the forest)dc hold fsmo,gc,dhcp,dns,. the seconfd dc is adtionall dc in the domain replication work fine between...
Summary: I want to reinstall won 2003 server on the same box that it is on now. My main concern is that I want to preserve all the user accounts/sid's for obvi...
Summary: He's referring to the Infrastructure Master being on the same machine as a GC. But he didn't read the fine print. It's okay if either or both are tru...
Summary: "Also according to MS there a conflicts with the IM role and GC on the same DC" Only in large AD implementations which your setup isn't. After all ho...
Summary: My server got hit by a virus and I deleted it, but it still freezes up every so often and thus causes havoc with the users. I want to reinstall the O...
Summary: "I would suggest using the 2 servers as AD one being a global catalog with most of the master roles on one and the infrastructure master on the second...
Summary: I have a server that has been promoted to a DC. It appears that there are many setting set on the servers "Local Policy" this is causing me headaches,...
Summary: Thanxs for the LDAP thing i am looking at it now. Single Domain Forest In a single domain forest, leave all of the FSMO roles on the first domain cont...
Summary: "A non GC DC holding a Infrastructure role is good for object tombstoning, its a plus but not a must for a single domain" It's not a plus at all for a...
Summary: "The article also states: "Configure additional domain controllers that have DNS installed to point to the first domain controller that was installed ...
Summary: Hi We have a single domain with 2 DC with AD, I have installed DNS on both servers and not sure on some of the config settings. I have configured a zo...
Summary: Are you sure that all server rolls were moved prior to pulling the original DC? List of 2000 FSMO roles here http://support.microsoft.com/default.asp...
Summary: Yes, that looks correct. Look up info on ntdsutil for FSMO role seizing. Technically speaking you do not need to do a backup of the DC. AD will get r...
Summary: Would you allow your file server (and DC) to be your Print Server on a network consisting of 5 printers and 14 workstations? Or would you get a deskto...
Summary: Hi, I inherited this LAN (Italy) by others : first DC (name="mercury", 5 FSMO, GC, DNS server SOA record), W2K3 (no SP); this box also runs exchange 2...
Summary: Hello, I've setup a domain with roaming profiles for the users. All is working fine, except that domain users cannot login on the Domain Controller. T...
Summary: Hi All, My DHCP and DNS server in my office is running SOLARIS 5.8 DNS BIND 8.2.2p5 so that there is an error when I tried to promote Win2k3 as the ad...
Summary: We have 2 W2K3 Servers, 1) Domain Controller (DC) 2) As member of DC I'm used server 1) to assign permissions for User/Computer or Groups, for examp...
Summary: I'm not sure it will pull a copy of the GC automatically. In fact, I'm pretty sure it won't as it's not necessary that all DC's in a domain have copi...
Summary: I have a fully set up 2000 Domain with a 2000 Domain controller fully operational. ALl workstations on this domain operate under a 192 address. All wo...
Summary: It all depends what it is doing. If it is not a file server, not an application (like Exchange/SQL server), not a web server, well, ours is a 667 mhz...
Summary: I am in the process of trying to migrate away from an old Linux machine that is running Samba and Ldap. I am trying to get all the group permissions a...
Summary: When I reloaded the OS and reset up the domain I have a user who cannot logon and the error reers to a lost SID and needing to reestablish the trust. ...
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