Summary: I have already a windows 2003 server with a domain controller smallbusiness.local and the accounts are made already. but when I use another 2003 serve...
Summary: i just make demotion on an additional domain controller exactly as microsoft says in technet. Demotion complete successfuly and the server make the ne...
Summary: no you cant do a nslookup on a 98 client one feature about 2000 and xp pro is if the network server cant authenticate (but it detects ther server anyh...
Summary: I have two computers running w2k3 with shared files. No of the w2k3 computers can see the other computer, not even ping it. A mac in the same network ...
Summary: I have 1 PDC and 1 BDC on an NT4 domain. Here's my plan on how to upgrade them to win2k3 DCs. a) Since the machines are old , I created a new BDC join...
Summary: Hi! My company is planning to upgrade or replace our windows 2000 servers(advanced server) which is our dc and exchange server (2003) to/with windows ...
Summary: MS says that to rename a DC, the domain functional level must be Windows 2003; my current domain level is Windows 2003 Interim (which supports both W...
Summary: 1. if you browse from the run line to the server and it takes awhile to find the machine then you may have that problem. if, however, the explorer pa...
Summary: This DC is one of 3(fortunately is not schema master). The DC had to be reinstalled. I removed the DC from AD before the reinstall. I did give it t...
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: Hey all i have recently installed windows server 2003 on a computer within my home i have 5 computers on my network all active and running fine the do...
Summary: I don't believe you can run W2K DC's with SBS2003. I believe they must be W2K3 DC's. Besides, it's best not to run IIS on a DC. File and print servi...
Summary: Hi guys (and gals), I've got a small Windows 2003 lab that's all W2K3 except for an Exchange 5.5 server running NT Server 4.0 (I'm trying to simulate ...
Summary: Ok, here is my setup (And I didn't set it up): I have a W2k3 DC with Exchange 2003 installed and Exchange and DFS being used, AD running. (DELL PE 150...
Summary: Of course not. You need to do the same thing in the real domain. You'll need to upgrade the OS of the current PDC. If the w2k3 server is a DC, then...
Summary: Hello, I have problems sharing my internet connection (adsl) through NAT. I have already used Internet Connection Sharing (ICS) but I heard it doesnt ...
Summary: I have an existing NT 4.0 structure with an NT4.0 PDC and a BDC as well, and member servers etc. The PDC is also my Exchange 5.5 server. I am addi...
Summary: i have purchased the domain (a .net) domain, as well as registered it as a name server. my DC of the domain already has dns configured. i have used ns...
Summary: Hi, Do i need to setup user(or DC)policies before i can connect my PC to DC? I setup a DC and created a computer account then follow by user accou...
Summary: Depending on the mode you are running in, you will need to have at least one w2k3 DC. You can't demote it because it is the only w2k3 DC in your doma...
Summary: Hi Glen, Thanks for your replies on my other thread! 1. Yes, the way I can tell what DC they're logging in to is with "set l". 2. Yes, this was an N...
Summary: I just setup my win 2k3 and the DNS along with the DC(domain controller)+ IIS. I don't want to install DHCP on my server because I already have the DH...
Summary: Please help! I have run domain prep on the w2k dc. I have reinstalled w2k3 on the second dc. I have added it to the domain, using my pc, properties. I...
Summary: Hi there, I have installed a w2k3 in a w2k AD. I have demoted the original w2k DC and passed the fsmo roles to my w2k3 DC which is now the GC. When, n...
Summary: well i have a web server runing on my server box and a lias pointing to a share on a diffrent computer the web server cant access the files but the se...
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